Sentence examples for empirical report from inspiring English sources

Of the 10 original findings, 6 replicated according to all criteria, two studies failed to replicate entirely, one study replicated but with a smaller effect size than the original study, and one study replicated in United States samples but not outside the United States (see ref. 7 for a full empirical report).

You don't have to dig to find them: They're in a summary on the first page of the empirical report, and in a two-page white paper that accompanies it.

We therefore felt a need for this empirical report of our experiences of the incidence and diversity of such instabilities.

Shorer et al. (1) provided the first empirical report of the association between the authoritative parenting style of fathers and optimal glycemic and adherence outcomes in adolescents with type 1 diabetes.

Although the heart of criticism is usually theory (guesswork informed by observation), there is still a fair amount of empirical reporting involved in any good critical writing.

We conclude that empirical reports with serious flaws continue to be published, compromising our ability to understand this phenomenon.

We present empirical reports, studies, and other accounts that convey and assess the consequences of war for the people of Iraq.

Additionally, there is a lack of empirical reports describing product derivation in industrial settings, and, in general, where these reports are available, they have been conducted as informal studies.

In order to verify the validity of the dynamic models, numerical simulations and analysis on heart lung interactions, including the valvular closure incompetence and pulmonary obstruction, are presented and compared with the empirical reports in literature.

However, there are no empirical reports of studies using mirrors with companion dogs, which differ from most animals in that they are from infancy often kept in complex environments containing many reflective surfaces, including household mirrors.

Empirical reports must be theoretically and methodologically rigorous.