Sentence examples for empirical consequence from inspiring English sources
An empirical consequence seems to be that Davies's theory will predict weaker emotional responses to music than Levinson's.
This is not a novel fact, but it is an physical, empirical consequence of the theory nonetheless.
Yet there are unavoidable uncertainties in questionnaire-based diagnoses, with the empirical consequence that about half of such diagnoses are "probable" according to ICHD rules [14, 15] while, in validation studies conducted in sub-groups of the same populations, fewer than 10% of expert diagnoses are probable.
The stories that science does tell have empirical consequences, and make physical predictions that can be tested.
Sentences that have no empirical consequences were deemed to be meaningless.
However, they are sorely lacking with regards to facilitating the derivation of empirical consequences.
Thus, there may be empirical consequences of incommensurable theory pairs that can be immediately compared.
Finally, it is perhaps too quick to say that approaches do not have empirical consequences.
Choice of normalization is not solely a matter of definition and this choice has empirical consequences.
Even though religious claims look in every way like ordinary assertions about the world, their lack of empirical consequences makes them meaningless.
A clean deduction of empirical consequences from a hypothesis, as it may sometimes (but not always) exist in physics, is practically unheard of in biology.
