Sentence examples for empirical hypotheses from inspiring English sources

The model which Dewey had projected in his logical studies, including How We Think and Logic: A Theory of Inquiry, in which problematic situations were resolved by scientific method as reflective intelligence advancing empirical hypotheses which can be empirically tested, stressed the similarities between the context of these issues or problems and research in the natural sciences.

The focus is on specifying the claim of epistemic advantage with sufficient precision that it could be empirically testable, or at least open up areas in which plausible empirical hypotheses of epistemic advantage could be tested.

Equal rights and equal opportunities are moral principles, he says, not empirical hypotheses about human nature, and they do not require a biological justification, especially not a false one.

Putnam acknowledges that the early identity theories were empirical hypotheses.

If true, such empirical hypotheses call out for deeper explanations.

2, we have formulated three empirical hypotheses for our research.

It sits there as an empirical hypothesis on which somebody (you, maybe?) could write a Master's thesis.

The existence of such a categorization is a bold empirical hypothesis.

It is a reasonable empirical hypothesis in light of this feature of mental states.

Putnam advances CTM as an empirical hypothesis, and he defends functionalism on that basis.

An empirical hypothesis is a claim whose truth supervenes on a data stream.