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empirical sentence examples

  • Empirical evidence on the cos... .
  • The law is purely empirical; it makes no attempt to explain the phenomenon.
  • Empirical investigation in scientific history.
  • Current decision-making is largely empirical, and can lead to excessive conservatism.
  • Empirical observation.
  • His discovery was, as far as we can tell, entirely empirical: lots of trials and lots of errors led to it.
  • Empirical findings may be found in two main strands of class analysis.
  • There is little empirical evidence to guide practitioners on this point.
  • Empirical studies are likely to involve a panel data analysis based on a give data set.
  • Accepting ( or rejecting ) a naturalistic theory requires only empirical observation and analysis -- evidence that can be accepted on its own merits.
  • Empirical formulae can be for the total damping moment or for the components.
  • Evolution is not empirical science but is a method of comparison and of explanation by comparison.

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