Sentence examples for empirical credentials from inspiring English sources
Moral philosophers often rely on beliefs about the way the world is, how it works, and how it got that way assumptions whose empirical credentials are impeccable but difficult to reconstruct.
Einstein expected scientific theories to have the proper empirical credentials, but he was no positivist; and he expected scientific theories to give an account of physical reality, but he was no scientific realist.
The issue has been subjected to rigorous empirical studies by scholars with impeccable credentials, and the issue is far from resolved.
As regards the credentials of Stewart's 'incontrovertible logical maxim', if the claim that human nature is invariant is an empirical claim, it must be based on observation of our contemporaries and on evidence of people's lives in other places and at other times.
As researchers attempt to track evidence of the causal association between educational credentials and mental health, it is crucial to take the macro context into consideration and to draw implications from empirical results in a contextually specific manner.
Psychohistory is empirical.
My evidence is empirical.
