Empirical Confirmation of Creative Destruction from World Trade Data.
"Empirical Confirmation of Creative Destruction from World Trade Data". HKS Faculty Research Working Paper Series and CID Working Papers (RWP12-022 and 238), May 2012.
Empirical confirmation of such differences would lend further support to our hypothesis that the two methods are conceptually different.
Empirical confirmation of such important theoretical predictions requires the examination of how selection may be acting on the virulence factors underlying the pathogenicity through variability in transmission success [ 10].
Empirical confirmation of this 'evolutionary suicide' or 'Darwinian extinction' is currently lacking, but it is certainly true that intra-specific competition, including resource monopolization (e.g., territoriality), can reduce population size to the point that extinction risk increases.
Because the constructive empiricist does not identify the aim of science with whatever goals the majority of scientists may have, he denies that constructive empiricism is a thesis in sociology subject to the kind of empirical confirmation or disconfirmation any scientific thesis faces.
Divine rights and iron laws are not subject to empirical confirmation, which is one reason that democracy's claims have always seemed superior.
However, there is empirical confirmation of the impact of only a third of the theoretically proposed attributes.
The second important finding of this research is the empirical confirmation that knowledge assets are not related to the diversification mode.
Our results should not be extrapolated to other Auto-CPAP devices without empirical confirmation of the devices' ability to detect and correct events in children.
In a famous 1993 study of democratic institutions in Italy, Robert Putnam gave a quantifiable, empirical confirmation of Olmsted's insight: what makes democracy work is the presence of what, in sociologese, is called "horizontal" leisure groups.
