Sentence examples for empirical completion from inspiring English sources

The International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature does not oblige scientists to provide GPS coordinates for newly discovered species, but many do as an act of empirical completion.

Although many innovation projects are abandoned before completion, the empirical evidence has focused on the determinants of innovation, while failed projects have received little attention.

Over the past 30 years, the biomedical model displaced the psychoanalytic one, bolstered by advances in pharmacology, modern genetic and neurological research and the completion of large-scale empirical studies that concluded that psychoanalysis was useless at best and actively destructive at worst.

OCD in older adults is a treatable condition that will be made more understandable following completion of much needed empirical work.

The main empirical findings were as follows: project completion time is significantly shorter for in-house development projects; and firms prefer offshoring for new projects, client-service platforms, and newer application languages.

This step enabled investigation of the existence of any relationship between the empirical model parameters and the reservoir and well completion properties.

Future work involves the completion of stages 4 6, where we will use empirical data to develop the quantitative (simulation) model including testing of different policy options.

The empirical study was conducted in 2003, which allowed sufficient time for trial completion and publication.

Identify the reservoir and well completion properties that have the strongest effects on each parameter in the empirical models.

However, there is a shortness of empirical evidence to demonstrate an increase to nurses' self-reported confidence and competence on completion of critical care postgraduate certificate-level education.

For each background variable, 25%and40%0% of the values were deleted, mimicking empirical findings on proportions of missing data for sensitive variables (i.e. SES) when the completion of questionnaires is voluntary (Stanat et al. [2012]).