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Researchers at Leuven discovered that students who did poorly on exams and were more specific took longer to recover from the disappointment than those who were more general.

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But the superforecasters drill down on much more specific probabilities, taking care to consider whether something really has a 62 or 63 percent chance of occurring.

To be more specific, we take a simple example.

In the case of conflicting prima facie reasons, Pollock rejects the principle of specificity, a widely accepted principle according to which the defeasible rule with the more specific antecedent takes priority over conflicting rules with less specific antecedents.

To be more specific: Brisket takes around three or four hours.

To be more specific, by taking domain recurrence and order information into consideration, the DRDO model achieved an improvement of 59% on sensitivity and 48% on precision relative to the FS model.

If you base your diagnosis of ICU-acquired pneumonia on just a tracheal aspirate, the outcome will be much better for the group than if you have a much more specific diagnostic tool, taking only patients with much more severe pneumonia.

While there are many considerations that go into choosing a tent, there are a few more specific things to take into account when anticipating rain:, there are a few more specific things to take into account when anticipating rain: The tent should have a full fly sheet with sufficient overhang to prevent upwards splashing of mud from being a big problem.

So, in the next section we will consider system (1.2) in the form of FDEs and to be more specific we will take, as polynomials of degree 1 and, as polynomials of degrees 3 and 5, respectively.

Since mainstream economics attributes a consistent preference ordering to all agents, and since more specific models typically take agents to be well-informed and self-interested, it is easy for economists to accept the view that an individual agent A will prefer X to Y if and only if X is in fact better for A than Y is.

Quine thinks that in due course science will obviate the need for a general notion of similarity or kind: in each area of science more specific notions will take the place of the generic notion; this is a sign of the maturity of a branch of science.

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