But what is the empirical basis for this argument?
Thus, Sprigle came to the conclusion that there is no scientific or empirical basis for "race".
We have little empirical basis for judging rare events, so it is difficult to arrive at good estimates.
This conclusion comes not from Obama administration apologists but rather, Chris Woods, whose research has served as the empirical basis for the harshest attacks on the Obama Administration's drone policy.
Re "Romantic Revulsion in the New Century: Flaw-O-Matic 2.0" (Findings, April 10): The empirical basis for John Tierney's article presupposes that individuals who are "permanently" single have some flaw.
The centre's studies of the physical changes that decomposing corpses undergo over time have helped to establish an empirical basis for estimating time of death.
The empirical basis for this latter claim, however, has been widely discredited; see Benveniste 1956.
Was there some empirical basis for resolving the issue of the Copernican versus the Tychonic system?
As such, there is little empirical basis for specific recommendations about practice.
These hyperlinks function as the empirical basis for the anticipations and evaluations of the RTSs.
Table 2 presents a summary of the cases which form the empirical basis for this categorization.
