Sentence examples for empirical point from inspiring English sources

He says:The empirical point is summed up in the graph below.

We test this hypothesis from an analytical and empirical point of view.

However, from an empirical point of view, the chief difference between humans and their closer animal kin is simply that in evolutionary terms humans have been more successful.

And it is at this empirical point in history that we take the final step from the mildly absurd into the anthropologically ridiculous.

In this course we will study many of the most up-to date topics in labor economics and beyond, both from a theoretical and empirical point of view.

The modelling method proposed in the paper is an approach from an empirical point of view that allows a PEMFC model of "black-box" class to be developed.

His ongoing research on developments in health care and the field of semiconductors will serve as empirical points of reference.

The advantages of the dichotomous approach will be shown both from the theoretical and empirical points of view.

It is a book that provides critical guidance in understanding, not so much democratisation, but the wider reconfiguration of politics currently underway in the contemporary age". "This book is rich in thought-provoking theoretical and empirical points.

But this simplifying assumption is weak from both theoretical (see, for instance, Kolm and Nielsen (2008), for a model with concealment of income by firms and salary workers) and empirical points of view.

Less concerned to relate Darwin to prior philosophical traditions, the first major interpreter of Darwin's theory for the German-speaking world, the paleontologist Heinrich Bronn (1800 62), was responsible for a sympathetic, but critical reading of Darwin that challenged his theory on substantial methodological and empirical points.