Sentence examples for be able to empirically from inspiring English sources
The premise of this paper is that accounting programs and faculty wanting to address the issue of developing critical thinking skills in their curricula should be able to empirically examine whether their efforts are achieving the desired effects.
By surveying faculty and students affiliated with these programs, we will be able to empirically assess correlates of this resistance and to propose ways to address and overcome common obstacles by implementing basic pedagogical programs first proposed by Wilson et al. (2009) that are designed to benefit individuals at all stages of higher education, from tenured faculty to undergraduates.
Rather, it's a system that would be able to empirically assert that there are particular programs at all types of colleges that, on average, help prepare students for jobs, and others that consistently do not.
Thus we will be able to empirically identify the most common presenting conditions for patients with alcohol-related problems.
"Hopefully, we'll be able to empirically test the whole notion that a change in the built environment will change health behaviors and increase community cohesion and social capital," he says.
As all these methods rely on hypothetical population trajectories, that are constructed from observational data, we will never be able to empirically verify which method is the most valid.
Therefore, we were able to empirically prove that venture capital investors do add value to their investments further to the cash injection they are able to provide.
But by incorporating partner and affiliate marketing into your attribution models, you are able to empirically show that these efforts deliver real, incremental value and that they impact far more buyer decision making processes than one might expect.
In this state I'm able to empirically study the radiant aesthetics of the inner optical realm and capture the precise moment of the creative spark.
We were able to empirically determine the environmentally relevant in vivo pharmacokinetics of [C]-DBC in human volunteers utilizing AMS.
By altering the concentration of hygromycin B and the time when it was added, we were able to empirically capture the positions of ribosomes after they had loaded and started elongation.
