Sentence examples for empirical ground from inspiring English sources

"Romney is on poor empirical ground in making a claim based on competitive effects," said Christopher Lubienski, an education professor at the University of Illinois.

Language, like politics, reaches an impasse.In a recent study for the Brookings Institution, Sarah Binder seeks to place the discussion on firmer empirical ground.

The suggests approach allows reliable determination of the parameters involved in empirical ground displacement models, and allows field validation that the tunneling process lies within the design bounds.

Moreover, two empirical ground classifications have been suggested, based on many case histories, for separately defining ground condition in soft rocks and hard rocks.

Furthermore, the analysis allowed the identification of fundamental design questions, thus offering a robust empirical ground for supporting dialogue and reflection between multiple stakeholders.

Many scholars of rangeland institutions have found fertile theoretical and empirical ground in early efforts by the Kenyan government and international development agencies to socially engineer a shift from open range to discrete territories held under collective freehold title.

By now, the empirical grounds of Cuvier's theory have largely been disproved.

There are going to be challenges to fingerprints and firearms evidence and the general lack of empirical grounding.

An empirical grounding, many hoped, would also help re-establish the field's respectability and repair its image among insurers as a money sink.

Grahek explains the crucial distinction between feeling pain and being in pain, defending it on both conceptual and empirical grounds.

However, the concept of value co-creation is a macro concept that still lacks precise empirical grounding and accurate operationalisation.