Sentence examples for empirical aspects from inspiring English sources

Informed consent about the potential side effects and the empirical aspects of the therapy was obtained.

The overall model has some empirical aspects and can therefore be considered as semi-rigorous.

The preparation of heterogeneous catalysts has by now lost all empirical aspects.

Both the methodological and the empirical aspects of adopting games for educational purposes require further in-depth investigation.

The second extension more closely analyzes empirical aspects of the job separation regression, which is the fundamental model used in estimating wage elasticity.

The aim of this paper is to present a review of the legal, theoretical, and empirical aspects of secessions from an economic perspective.

This empirical aspect, which corresponds to the modern conception of science, can be applied only if it functions on the basis of objectifiable (empirically verifiable) entities.

The empirical aspect of the study contains individual cases that are studied through secondary data.

Similarly, there was no significant change in the views of students of the empirical aspect of scientific knowledge (Figure 3).

The empirical aspect of the field requires the development of accurate, reproducible and reliable loading platforms that can apply microprecision mechanical load.

The Freundlich equation is the empirical aspect for adsorbent with heterogeneous adsorbing surface and fits well for the adsorption of single solute within a fixed range of concentration (Hasan et al. 2008).