Sentence examples for be based on empirical from inspiring English sources

We suggest that instead the definition of bona fide treatments should be based on empirical (empirically bona fide) and theoretical considerations (theoretically bona fide).

(iii) The conceptual frameworks for community-based programmes should be based on empirical (street level) evidence as well as theory.

Without some knowledge of the consequences of actions, which must be based on empirical evidence, then I think "reason" alone is impotent.

Presenting her findings in the forthcoming issue of the Thomson Reuters journal Criminal Law Review, Thomas says they demonstrate that decisions about jury trial in the internet age should be based on empirical evidence.

Scientific observations, while commonly thought to be based on empirical reality, he writes, are actually "filtered through layers of subjective impression"; scientific "facts" about nature are not "pre-existing truths" but "human constructs".

These classifications will be based on empirical data where it exists [1, 2, 18].

We have two objections to this view: one is logical; the other one is based on empirical evidence.

First, although the contribution of the study is methodological, it is based on empirical findings from one district in Ghana.

This technique is based on empirical, least-square-based curve fitting method.

The choice of 30 samples was based on empirical discovery of the minimum number of one second samples needed to provide a stable average score, as follows.

After all, our understanding of climate change is based on empirical measurements, not a show of hands.