level of specificity

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level
noun[C]
uk /ˈlev.əl/ us /ˈlev.əl/
the height ...
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specificity
noun[U]
uk /ˌspes.ɪˈfɪs.ə.ti/ us /ˌspes.əˈfɪs.ə.t̬i/
the quality of being specific (= clear ...
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Examples of level of specificity

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This agglutination exhibits species preferentially, although the levelofspecificity is less than that of binding or fertilisation (see below).
Using our first-order condition for the net value optimization problem, equation (1), we can study how the codification method influences the optimal levelofspecificity.
In light of the information acquired during the initial phase, legal amendments to increase the levelofspecificity can be implemented later.
Depending on the relative magnitudes and the scaling effects of these changes, optimal levelofspecificity may increase or decrease.
This levelofspecificity is neither necessary nor often justified.
The optimal levelofspecificity of these rules of narrow application can thus be evaluated with respect to the specialized court.
The optimal levelofspecificity of these rules of widespread application would have to be considered with respect to the entire judicial system.
First, developmental psychopathologists are concerned with outlining the course of disorders at a greater levelofspecificity than epidemiologic description.
Obviously, the aims of the two approaches are different and so are both their levelofspecificity and the type of phenomena they refer to.
With this increased levelofspecificity, we found that hostile-withdrawn coparenting was related to cer tain aspects of peer play but not others.
We thus want to see how the existence of specialized courts affects the optimal levelofspecificity of law.
Empirical work could also determine whether specialized jurisdictions affect the levelofspecificity of rules.
Codes of practice have added a levelofspecificity to governance, not apparent in the generic virtues attributed to trust institutions.
A greater levelofspecificity of the law generally increases the cost of creation of the law, but requires lower implementation costs by courts and administrative agencies.
Important environmental shocks, such as the industrial revolution, are expected to affect the levelofspecificity of law in areas such as tort law.
The existing models, however, do not explicitly formulate the optimal levelofspecificity of law as a function of the expected rate of change of the external environment.
Empirical study could verify whether the levelofspecificity of law is affected by the number of cases that are likely to be adjudicated in each area of the law.
Tests are frequently grouped by where they are added in the software development process, or by the levelofspecificity of the test.
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