Sentence examples for consistent empirical from inspiring English sources
It's just a very consistent empirical regularity.
That is, the six-factor model makes theoretical claims that do not yield large or consistent empirical distinctions when standard measures and instrumentation are used.
In this paper, we constructed layered feedforward neural networks (LFNNs) consistent empirical physical formulas (EPFs) to estimate the detector counts versus number of neutron interaction points per event.
The present work aims at enriching the existing literature, mainly based on descriptive examples of successful cases (see Cooke 2007, 2011; Lazzeretti et al. 2010), with some consistent empirical data.
Despite over 35 years of study, the relationship between life events (LEs) and alcohol use disorder (AUD) treatment outcome lacks consistent empirical support, which may be due to a lack of theoretically driven designs and corresponding statistical analyses.
This first part of the RESTRAIL toolbox is a much needed top-down approach for systematic interventions [43] (i.e. driven from theories and examples of good practice in related areas, in absence of consistent empirical data about the effectiveness of measures).
The models cover several levels of computational approximation and include in increasing order of computational demand: a mass-consistent empirical-diagnostic code, a Reynolds-averaged Navier Stokes (RANS) computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model, and a Large Eddy Simulation (LES) CFD code.
Similarly to the cross-regulation model, our model is consistent with empirical evidence (see [26] for a full review of the consistency between the cross-regulation model and empirical evidence).
Yet this isn't especially consistent with empirical evidence; Europe is full of small countries that are as rich as their larger neighbours and almost as rich as the much larger American economy.
This finding is consistent with empirical evidence [5, 33].
This narrative is presented as, at best, consistent with empirical evidence.
