Sentence examples for empirical proof of from inspiring English sources

He cautions that there is no empirical proof of that.

The earlier twenty-minute draw had become a seven-minute victory — for Danaher, empirical proof of progress.

For me, it was nothing less than empirical proof of my own clairvoyance.

Richard Wilson's 1988 installation 20 50, a room-filling tank of sump oil, so perfectly reflective that it confuses the eye, is a test of perception, and in its latest manifestation in the Saatchi Gallery continues to catch the unwary with substantial empirical proof of what it really is.

Cleanthes, a self ­proclaimed "experimental theist", offers the argument from design as an empirical proof of God's existence and nature (DCNR 5.2/41).

For although they admired Channing's idea that human beings can become more like God, they were persuaded by Hume that no empirical proof of religion could be satisfactory.

These ionic concentrations provide the clearest distinction between the properties of the two ribozymes and thus should optimize our chances of detecting interpretive behavior as an empirical proof-of-principle.

By assaying the responsiveness of two variants of the Tetrahymena ribozyme to the Ca2+ ion as a sign for the more catalytically useful Mg2+ ion, we show an empirical proof-of-principle that interpretation can be an evolvable trait in RNA, often suggested as a model system for early life.

After all, more and more people seem to be drawn to alternative medical therapies -- half of all Americans say they have tried them -- despite a distinct lack of empirical proof for their effectiveness.

First, a mathematical case study presents an empirical proof for the feasibility of the Iterative Sampling and Fitting Algorithm.

Empirical proofs of such mechanisms exist.