Sentence examples for empirical need from inspiring English sources

But is that so?  Mr Clinton came into office knowing that he wanted to raise taxes, Mr Bush to cut them, and though both sides claimed they were doing it For the Good of The Economy, it seems to me that both were rather more related to the candidate's ideas about distributional justice and property rights than they were to some identifiable empirical need in the economy.

Optimized, rational therapeutic regimens, which to date are essentially empirical, need to address both the underlying cellular processes at the molecular level as well as the systemic mechanisms operating within the complex environment of the central nervous system.

The 'dazzling royals' have, quite naturally, hi-jacked the Olympics for their own empirical needs, and no oppositional voice is allowed in the free press.

The elaborated system of sustainability indicators provides a theoretical link between normative orientation and empirical needs and a holistic and differentiated picture of the complex German energy system and its dynamic transition.

Future theorizing on tie choice thus needs to reflect on and empirical analyses need to statistically account for these influences.

However, all these approaches are rather empirical and need a careful adjustment.

However, empirical values need human experience and thus increase labor costs.

All this means that early-career scientists in most empirical fields need, at a minimum, a working knowledge of public databases and tools for working with big data.

The mechanism of cytoplasmic incompatibility is unknown; theoretical and empirical findings need to converge to broaden our understanding of this phenomenon.

These first empirical findings need corroboration from other empirical studies and on other issues.

For validity, both theoretical and empirical measures need to be taken to ensure the construct validity of the scale.