Sentence examples for empirically distinguish from inspiring English sources

Suffice to say, there is no simplistic mathematical equation that will magically disclose "productivity", but most researchers can already empirically distinguish successful and productive scientists.

In this case, it will be impossible to empirically distinguish the effect of being in the "older age" class from that of coming from a previous marriage.

Whereas QI measures the ability of each particular outcome or sequence of outcomes to empirically distinguish hypotheses, EQI measures the tendency of experiments or observations to produce distinguishing outcomes.

Although these two disparity-coding schemes suggest very different neural mechanisms, both offer identical predictions for stereopsis in almost every viewing condition, making it difficult to empirically distinguish between them.

The philosopher Alfred Mele (e.g., 2009; 2014) has argued that the distinction is of crucial conceptual importance, but the two have not yet been empirically distinguished.

In the intervening decade and a half, researchers have not yet demonstrated that all of these dimensions can be empirically distinguished using self-report measures.

The relative effect of climate change and human activities was first empirically distinguished by a coupled water and energy budgets analysis, and then the result was further confirmed by a quantitative assessment.

Although the results showed that the two facets can be empirically distinguished and have differential consequences, results also showed an overlap between the two facets of pride and relatively small opposing effects.

The results, shown in Fig. 5, suggest that empirically distinguishing these three possible decision rules is likely to be difficult or impossible: The ROCs are essentially identical, except that the two relative decision rules result in responses that appear ever so slightly more conservative than those based on the absolute rule.

Second, we investigated whether meaningful developmental classes of glycemic control could be empirically distinguished using a person-centered approach.

In Experiment 3, we will re-visit the question of how the two competing accounts can be empirically distinguished.