Sentence examples for analysed empirically from inspiring English sources

Altruism is a well understood topic in evolutionary biology; the theoretical ideas explained above have been extensively analysed, empirically confirmed, and are widely accepted.

Finally, to evaluate our proposed scheme, we use the NS-2 simulator where we plug in the thresholds that were analysed empirically into the simulated scenarios.

What I propose here is not an empiricist analysis devoid of conceptual thinking, but a sociological approach of living in diversity in contemporary society as a 'social fact' to be analysed empirically (see Kivisto, 2012 for a similar argument).

The critical LOD threshold was analysed empirically for each trait using 1,000 permutation runs [ 25].

The assumption here is that generic competences need to be identified and analysed empirically case by case but a thematic framework is needed to guide the search.

Still, I have argued for a more sociological approach that sees living in diversity as a social fact to be analysed empirically.

We empirically demonstrate that the analysed field ranger human resources and their deployment in a well-staffed protected area in Africa did not deter rhino poachers.

It is empirically unprovable.

This can be seen empirically.

Is string theory empirically meaningful?

But I see it empirically.