Sentence examples for empirical needs from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

Future empirical research needs to decouple power from prestige.

The Law Library is pleased to announce a new service in support of our community's statistical and empirical research needs.

Much hard empirical work needs to be done to sustain this line of research.

I mean, what could Obama have done if the time to act merely seemed right, because of empirical urgent needs and the demands of constituents?

Future empirical research needs to test our predictions by measuring the direct and indirect effects of predator activities on goose behavior.

Treatment is therefore usually empirical, and needs to cover the most likely pathogens.

As reliability and validity can never be proved but is based on an accumulation of evidence, much further empirical testing needs to be carried out.