Sentence examples for empirically motivated from inspiring English sources
For accusative languages, the EF optionality is empirically motivated.
Some of these typically empirically motivated or just intuitive approximations, especially neglected statistical dependencies, become obvious from a Bayesian network, as shown in Figs. 4 and 7.
The high concentrations up to 10 mg cisplatin in 1 ml lipiodol (Yamamoto et al, 2000) or other embolizing agents were empirically motivated and had no pharmacological foundation.
The dataset decomposition technique used in DACTAL is inspired by theoretical results related to supertree estimation methods and observations from extensive experience with phylogenetic analyses of large datasets; the iterative technique, however, is purely empirically motivated.
But it is also possible to have less empirically motivated views about which parts of the hierarchy are occupied.
Our explanations are at once empirically motivated and formally sound, retaining the advantages of both artificial-intelligence and decision-theoretic representations for modeling decisions.
In challenging the predominance and simplicity of this framework in an empirically acute fashion, Batson has at least established altruism claiming that besides egoistic motivations we are also motivated by genuinely altruistic reasons as an empirically plausible hypothesis.
The expression signatures derived from ER status, p53 mutation, and histologic grade are products of 'bottom-up' analytical strategies [ 30] that are biologically motivated rather than empirically derived.
It is certainly plausible to assume that LOTH will turn out to have some empirically (as well as theoretically/a priori) motivated nativist commitments about the structural organization and dynamic management of the entire representational system.
Yet the claim that sympathy leads to actions that are in some sense selflessly motivated and that it is the capacity for sympathy that is empirically necessary for moral agency has never been sufficiently substantiated by those very same philosophers.
