Sentence examples for Empirical viewpoint from inspiring English sources

From an empirical viewpoint, any endpoint can only be an act of faith.

From an empirical viewpoint it provides an assessment of how the cereal price spikes of 2007 2008 and the global recession of 2008 2009 have impacted the welfare of Syrian households and how did they compound with the on-going agricultural sector liberalisation implemented by the Government of Syria since mid 1990s.

The strength of the implicit models are their solid theoretical basis, while simultaneous equation models should be chosen from an empirical viewpoint (Elhorst 2003, p. 741).

Including intermediary inputs such as skills or training in the earnings or employment equation is problematic from an empirical viewpoint because skills and training are endogenous variables.

From an empirical viewpoint, there is little evidence that the STEs cause significant market distortion.

From an empirical viewpoint, the crisis calls for an in-depth analysis of the long-term development patterns of the sector to deepen our understanding of its challenges and future prospects (Kedrosky, 2009; Mason, 2009; Lerner, 2011).

This was confirmed by the teaching evaluations: students universally reported satisfaction with the empirical viewpoints I presented in section (average teaching evaluation score: 6.6 on a 7-point scale, and 70% of teaching evaluation comments specifically praised the interactive, empirical approach).

Particularly, we gained detailed knowledge about priorities of a set of traditional requirements artifacts in a series of empirical studies from the viewpoint of software architects, usability engineers, and testers.

Empirical studies support this viewpoint.

In my view, there is substantial evidence that seeking such empirical data reveals important viewpoints.

However, empirical data about the viewpoints of Fijian ministry policymakers about the broader policy landscape is not often described.