Sentence examples for empirical interest from inspiring English sources

He has a strong theoretical and empirical interest in life course transitions and the effects they have on family relationships.

By contrast, our theoretical and empirical interest was in intra-organizational dynamics impacting the context in which scientists and engineers work.

Under the rubric of the "empirical interest" in the beautiful, he argued that there are societal reasons for taking interest in the availability and possession of beautiful objects.

We should perhaps not be surprised that NE analysis alone often fails to tell us much of applied, empirical interest about strategic-form games (e.g., Figure 6 above), in which informational structure is suppressed.

OBJECTIVE Mindfulness meditation training is garnering increasing empirical interest as an intervention for ADHD in adulthood, although no studies of mindfulness as a standalone treatment have included a sample composed entirely of adults with ADHD or a comparison group.

Kant admits that we have certain general concerns with beauty that mean that desire may follow from a judgment of beauty, but according to Kant, such desires do not have their source solely in the pleasure in the beautiful (Kant 1790, pp. 154 162, on "empirical interest" and "intellectual interest").

His primary empirical interests are the development of effective school mental health (SMH) and suicide prevention programs in rural settings.

Daziano's specific empirical research interests include the analysis of air travel demand, the study of pro-environmental preferences toward low-emission vehicles, modeling the adoption of sustainable travel behavior, estimating willingness-to-pay for renewable energy, and forecasting consumers' response to environmentally-friendly energy sources.

The connection between the desirable and the desired was not deemed to be a fallacy which overlooked the gulf between the "ought" and the "is," but a justified recognition of the way in which the moral norms for human behavior were developed by recognizing the empirical needs, interests and desires of human beings.

Our findings indicated that both neighborhood composition and spatial arrangement were critical to qualitatively match the empirical relationship of interest.

He believes that deep spending cuts would reverse this effect and thus generate private spending and growth.For this there is only tenuous empirical support when interest rates are close to zero.