Sentence examples for empirical data but from inspiring English sources
I don't have any empirical data, but among many very thoughtful funders there is renewed interest in working with advocacy organizations.
"The construction industry relies heavily on empirical data, but the physics and structure of cement were not well understood," said Constantinides.
The problem is that there are many religious claims that not only "overlap" with empirical data but are incompatible with it.
All four alternatives have been supported by some empirical data, but any potential dynamics might have been overlooked because of limited sampling or experimental designs.
There is certainly not one comprehensive strategy to mitigate bias in empirical data but the present study suggests that researchers can at least actively address it.
However, the purpose is not to present new empirical data, but to use them to discuss how to bring complexity into animal ethics.
Earlier forecasting models were based on simple empirical data correlations, but the availability of a large amount of information has resulted in development of complex air pollution simulations for forecasting (Telenta et al. 1995).
There are at least three sources of discordance in cases where there is lack of agreement: a) empirical data are accurate but the model is flawed; b) the model is valid but reference empirical data are inaccurate; or c) neither empirical data nor model is accurate, and each is inaccurate in different ways.
This course is targeted to students who are interested in conducting empirical data analyses, including but not limited to those writing or planning to write empirical senior undergraduate theses, those applying for Tobin RA positions, and those who plan to apply for "pre-doc" RA positions in economics or quantitative social science more broadly.
Nevertheless, Wall Street is driven not by empirical data about growth but rather by an irrational belief that all good companies must show consistent and smooth growth every quarter.
These negative characteristics may be evident in anecdotal situations (and, quite honestly some empirical data as well), but they leave out some of the positive characteristics, such as a stronger-than-average sense of social justice, greater incredulity when it comes to facts and information, and better tech-based skillsets.
