Sentence examples for empirically establish from inspiring English sources

Other facts may be very difficult to empirically establish or may be contested, even by experts in that field.

Using customs data for China during 2002 2006, we empirically establish that firms allocate activity across products in line with a product hierarchy based on quality.

This study presents an alternative method to empirically establish the effective diffusion coefficient and the convective velocity of 137Cs in undisturbed soils.

Lastly, since the effective level of market transparency is bound to depend on how many traders are subscribing to the data, the study can empirically establish the functional form between market-wide transparency and liquidity.

This shall enable us to empirically establish a subsume relation for the investigated criteria and to define incremental testing strategies.

We empirically establish that RICV is a better predictor than the traditional licensing revenue metric used by universities/PRIs of firms' propensity to repeat licensing agreement with them, thereby indicating academic innovation impact.

Reichenbach's claim is that there is a principle of probability that has an equal status: it cannot be empirically established, but it is a precondition of empirical knowledge.

The principle is "transcendental" because it cannot be empirically established, but is instead a precondition for the very possibility of empirical knowledge.

Timing for removing the tube is empirically established, with wide variation among surgeons.

The Kalman filter allows the online control toward an empirically established endpoint in the titration curve.

In sum, the study empirically establishes the importance of the MMoU in curtailing investment risks and creating substantial economic benefits.