Sentence examples for empirical record from inspiring English sources

Drawing on an array of sources, it weighs five hypotheses against the empirical record.

Still, Chomsky notes how "thin the empirical record is" on this count.

Economists who disagree with Mr Piketty but have worked with his data have defended his empirical record.

Second, although the empirical record is fragmentary, some common points emerge from the use of divergent methodologies.

"The FEC compiled an exhaustive record, went through thousands of broadcast commercials and carefully crafted these regulations based on the empirical record," Toner said.

The empirical record indicates the upper 10% of erosion events (in terms of mass) comprise roughly half of the long-term soil loss sum.

Darwin's writing, as much as Eliot's, takes speculative argument and makes it look like empirical record-keeping.

After the closure of the National Museum of Bosnia-Herzegovina in 2012 and the burning down of the National Library in 1992, there are fears that this region in Europe may be left without key empirical records of its own history.

Partly through a misunderstanding, partly through a desire to allay the suspicion that the mechanical medium of photography was more suited to scientific investigation or numb empirical recording than artistic creation, there developed the international movement known as pictorialism.

We also determined that most empirical records are skewed toward recreational fisheries, with few records documenting the range of native species found in California.

Taking nuclear risks as an example, the predicted plant-specific distribution of losses is found to be significantly underestimated when compared with available empirical records.