Sentence examples for empirical validity from inspiring English sources

Brazier et al [ 9] identify three aspects of preference-weighted measures that require validation: the descriptive system, the valuations, and the empirical validity of the instrument.

There is a vast experimental literature to suggest that the Rorschach technique lacks empirical validity.

The empirical validity of the three books is hard to assess because none of them focuses on presenting data.

In this research we investigate the theoretical robustness and empirical validity of this explanation.

The unparalleled numerical accuracy achieved by the theory of epicyclic motions for planetary motions lent great empirical validity to the Ptolemaic system.

Stating, "You know, we've been together for a while now" in no way establishes the logical or empirical validity of the communicator's position.

The clinical methods he pioneered are rapidly being displaced by drug-based therapies, and the empirical validity and theoretical coherence of his ideas have come under attack from all sides.

This theoretical guarantee is the first in the FDR literature to explain the empirical validity of the BHq procedure in three simulation studies.

One may challenge the narratives of conventional, neoliberal economics by contesting the empirical validity of the factual foundations of its narratives.

Paper-and-pencil techniques have moved from their early stage of assumed (face) validity to more advanced notions in which improvements in conceptualization and methodology are clearly recognized as basic to the determination of empirical validity.

And in fact it never happened: over time, freshwater economics kept failing the test of empirical validity, and responded by downgrading the importance of evidence.