Sentence examples for empirical difference from inspiring English sources

Student's t test was applied assuming no different variants between control and experimental group as no empirical difference of the variances was observed (p = 0.755, Levene's test).

In the only empirical difference, the contents of the academic subjects marketing and distribution split empirically into two domains (marketing and distribution), as we show in Figure 5. Figure 5 Empirically generated content-related structure model.

Philosophical distinctions, in other words, are semantic distinctions to which there may not correspond any empirical difference.

The empirical difference is that the first, but not the second, can account for the within generation change in genotype frequencies.

Unless Wolfram's notion of "equivalent sophistication" simply means "they compute the same functions"—in which case, the claim is a truism—, the Principle cannot explain this empirical difference.

When averages (or totals) of forest attributes for the whole study area or sub-areas are of interest, the use of the empirical difference estimator is proposed.

Empirical differences have been found between adolescents engaging in different kinds of self-injurious behaviors with and without suicidal intent (e.g., [ 18]).

There are particular empirical differences associated with associative transitions versus inferential transitions.

The theoretical framework we study rests on stylized empirical differences between formal and informal sector production.

Scholars researching on sex and gender issues reason in favor of systematic empirical differences in male and female work behaviors.

As long as we will make distinctions to which there correspond no empirical differences there will be a role for philosophical analysis.