Sentence examples similar to alignment between empirical evidence and a model from inspiring English sources

Thus, further empirical evidence and study of model uncertainties would further help inform decisions.

All of these models have had significant support in the scientific literature (based upon empirical evidence) and there is considerable overlap between them.

Obviously, models like this can only do so much without empirical evidence and other experts have endorsed markedly different approaches.

They, like the US surgeon general and the US National Cancer Institute, reviewed empirical evidence and found a causal link between the two.

In accordance with empirical evidence, the model predicts a positive relationship between corruption and inequality, and a negative relationship between corruption and development.

Section 5 presents empirical evidence supporting our model.

Because empirical evidence for the model is lacking, the authors suggest testing some hypotheses.

The empirical evidence supports a third, intermediate model: assignment theory.

Since as always in the empirical sciences, neither empirical evidence nor economic models imply unambiguously that an empirical observation is a regularity or even a law (because of, e.g., different data sources, measurement problems, and dissent between different schools of economic thought), it is debatable which of the empirical observations can be regarded as laws.

However, there is a dearth of empirical evidence on effective models for integrating HIV/SRH services.

The empirical evidence underlying the models is based on expert opinion.