When applied to empirical reasoning the Test of Relevance is partly addressed by the ________.
A) citation of credible experts
B) accuracy of the measurements made and the descriptions of the investigatory conditions
C) mutual trust and scientific consensus achieved at professional meetings
D) reliance on comparative reasoning to suggest productive models and hypotheses
E) the identification of relevant factors, which is part of the scientific research design

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The identification of relevant factors is essential in scientific research design, as it ensures that the investigation is focused on relevant aspects and therefore addresses the test of relevance. The other options may also contribute to empirical reasoning in different ways, but they don't solely address the test of relevance.

When Applied to Empirical Reasoning the Test of Relevance Is