Sentence examples for empirical presentation from inspiring English sources

Additional efforts are necessary to improve the empirical presentation of the electron concentration vertical distribution in topside ionosphere.

The similarities between the theoretical and the practical realms allow for an explanation of the possibility of freedom, even though "this concept [of freedom] is capable of no empirical presentation".

He denies an empirical basis to number presentations: "The presentation of number is not extracted from external perception, but is actually inserted into it" (Ehrenfels 1891, 287).

The paper proceeds as follows: in section 2 the theoretical framework of the model is presented; section 3 focuses on data presentation; the empirical results are provided in section 4; and, discussion and conclusions are presented in sections 5 and 6, respectively.

Although the paper devoted little attention to the presentation of empirical results, for Becker it was precisely the possibility of providing a unified explanation to several empirical phenomena (presented mainly as illustrations in the last section of the paper) that justified the need for a greater investment in developing a more general theoretical framework.

We conclude the paper with the presentation of empirical results, which showed that the evolutionary method may outperform a human.

Empirical proportions of clinical presentation were used to assess patterns, for each pair of strains, with logistic regression to evaluate differences in symptom expression.

All but two of the studies with detailed presentations of empirical data [20, 30] compared evaluation output from users' design feedback to output from interaction data and/or data from inspections with usability experts.

Clinical presentations and empirical therapy alone are not sufficient as a means of diagnostic and treatment strategy.

Baker's presentation may seem empirical — these things happened, you can look them up, no varnish has been applied — but the effect is entirely emotional, because there is no nesting argument, no narrative, to give events a context.

Section 3 details empirical analysis, followed by a presentation of the findings in Section 4.