Sentence examples for empirical context that from inspiring English sources

This article makes a novel contribution to this project by addressing an empirical context that has been neglected in the existing feminist literature concerning ultrasound, namely, its use during pregnancies that women decide to terminate.

The empirical context that informs this article is the Syrian refugee population of more that two million in Turkey, and their status under two new laws that deal with them and stateless people coming from Syria within a ‛temporary protection' framework (Göç İdaresi Genel Müdürlüğü n.d).

Many unanswered questions remain about potential differences across ecosystem types: progress will require empirical studies designed within a broader context that allows for more direct comparisons.

This study offers empirical evidence of the importance of context to research use by identifying several modifiable dimensions of context that predict IRU and CRU.

In context, that's obvious.

In context, that's meant as praise.

We use the "Oscar curse," the colorful belief that misfortune paradoxically befalls Academy Award winners, as our empirical context for studying the negative consequences of positive status shifts.

U.S. Independent Regulatory Commissions (IRCs) represent the empirical context for this study.

We badly need more detailed case studies in order to understand better the variety of explanatory uses that mathematics can play in empirical contexts.

Either such procedure can be sensible in different empirical contexts.

"Given the anecdotal evidence of how transformative Arthur is in kids lives, it's exciting to begin to gather empirical evidence that shows this context truly is transformative in terms of how media might be used to get kids to better understand and hopefully prevent bullying," says Lerner.