Sentence examples for empirically established from inspiring English sources

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.

Both bidirectional, unidirectional and non-causality were empirically established.

Still, crossover of activity-related emotions cannot be empirically established.

It is an empirically established truth that whatever is perceived is composite.

Sakate and Kashid (2014) empirically established the superiority of DBC over BIC.

Normal acid base status is achieved when the independent variables have normal (empirically established) values.

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.

He says "… the place of correlatory laws [bridge laws] is taken by empirically established identifications of two classes of entities.

In a previous paper, the constitutive equations of the imperfect interfaces were empirically established without following the layerwise logic.