Sentence examples for empirical challenges from inspiring English sources

In the final sections, it provides an overview of empirically informed accounts of the sense of agency and of various empirical challenges to the commonsense assumption that our reasons and our conscious intentions make a real difference to how we act.

This was a style of mystico-pseudoscience that suited him perfectly, a kind of shamanistic psychology delightfully immune to empirical challenges.

Quasi-pictorial theory also faces further empirical challenges.

As follows, we explain how we address specific empirical challenges.

Nevertheless, the analysis faces a series of empirical challenges in the form of trade-offs.

However, numerous components embedded within this construct create both conceptual and empirical challenges to the study of emotion regulation.

Given the empirical challenge presented by macroeconomic analysis, it's probably worth assuming that this time isn't different until and unless you can decisively reject that hypothesis.

Responding to the empirical challenge will likely require certain tradeoffs.

The key empirical challenge in this study is bias from endogenous sorting.

However, finding a good instrument for environmental knowledge is an empirical challenge due to data constraints.

A somewhat different empirical challenge to the externalist thought experiments may be brewing in the new "experimental philosophy" movement.