… the relationships between empirical evidence and context as a … the parameters along which
to contextualize should be no different … Contextualization requires immersion and a focus on …

… in evidence-based practice, we need answers to these and like questions that are
empirically based, and admit that if we simply generalize in the absence of such evidence from …

… To sum up, for me, contextualization is about recognizing differences. Thus, a contextualized
… to do with this insight: how can we contextualize theories, especially theory- building? And …

… Inferential processes depend in large part on contextualization cues which are first … responses
and the uptake they elicit provide empirical evidence that inferences are shared and that …

… Welch et al.'s entire paper is built on the assumption that there is a trade-off between causal
explanation and contextualization as perceived by researchers: “we consider how the case …

… tunities to reflect on such predictions by means of empirical evidence. In the play, the students
are not … The empirical evidence, which appears during the first two matches, immediately …

… However, the available empirical evidence on the performance implications of social capital
is … I propose several approaches to contextualizing research and discuss how they would …

… , its implications for empirical investigation including determining the type of phenomenon
to study, its scope and boundaries, and ultimately how empirical evidence may contribute to …

… theoretical and empirical work that suggests contextualized measures … for contextualized
measures. Based on both the conceptual nature of publication bias and the empirical evidence …

… This paper addresses the notion that contextualization of the design process can lead to …
We examine ways in which contextualization might affect individual cognitive behaviour and …