Sentence examples for empirical problems from inspiring English sources

It introduces theoretical and empirical problems in research on conflict.

This hypothesis has a long history — but it also has well-known theoretical and empirical problems.

An implemented prototype is used to evaluate our planner on empirical problems.

Econometrics is a field that uses economic theory and statistical methods to address empirical problems in economics.

Some of the techniques to try to address some of the very difficult conceptual problems and challenges and empirical problems involved in making intertemporal and intergenerational trade-off evaluations.

Stoker has done applications to a diverse range of empirical problems in economics, including consumer demand, energy demand and supply, housing wealth and consumption, and the study of unemployment.

"The largest empirical problem we have in health care today is too many people are too overinsured," he said.

Our conversation concerned an empirical problem with the Eaton-Kortum model of international trade, which was the basis of the big lecture.

An empirical problem that arises is that different types of local area units can infer different results.

CL: There's an empirical problem and a conceptual problem: Empirically, we see that some dictatorships provide public goods and generate economic growth, while some democracies — even sustainable ones — do not.

Methodologically, I am particularly excited by opportunities for triangulation when tackling an empirical problem - ideally, gathering corroborating evidence from field studies, controlled lab studies, and the analysis of open data-sets.