Sentence examples for empirically obvious from inspiring English sources

If Fishman's point seems empirically obvious, the observations he makes about it are far-reaching and highly relevant to the current debate about the American economy.

But if one accepts this understanding of phenomenal terms, it's no longer empirically obvious that any phenomenal properties are actually instantiated in our world.

What's left if what's empirically obvious doesn't seem able to happen?

Meaning units with the most empirically visible and obvious information (i.e. manifest information) were chosen.

That online communication lacks the usual signals of emotion and attention is both obvious and empirically proven (and arguably, may be true of snail mail too).

However, empirically, there was no obvious advantage to the site-specific conjugates over a heterogeneous mixture with DARs ranging from 0 to 8: data comparing ADCs with 4 site-specifically linked drugs to those with an average of 4.4 heterogeneously linked drugs showed similar antitumor activities in mouse xenograft models and similar MTDs in rats.

If pinpointing how humans currently deploy concepts is the goal, this empirically-driven methodology has obvious promise.

The most obvious one is to empirically test the propositions raised in this study.

Although this is obvious, it has also been empirically shown by comparing different durations of follow-up in the Swedish Two County trial (Tábar et al, 2011).

("Hard cases have a way of multiplying, until the boundaries become invisible where once they had seemed obvious, and what had looked like empirically grounded definitions turn out to have been airy suppositions all along").

It is less obvious how this can be achieved empirically and will require the utilization and further development of methodological techniques that will enable the integration of data derived from quantitative and qualitative methods.