Sentence examples for empirically reasoned from inspiring English sources

Atheism and theism are metaphysical stances, not empirically reasoned conclusions.

Empirically we reasoned that an individual's EQ-5D response to the fixed-effects acting upon them would be consistent and therefore the error terms within a subject were correlated.

But in such cases Gassendi is generally clear about non-philosophical motives, introducing such corrections or additions to his reasoned or empirically demonstrated views as are necessary by the dictates of faith or Scripture.

This paper fills a gap in the literature by empirically examining reasons for delay in the ICPC process that were identified in a statewide assessment in West Virginia.

In the field of social psychology, Lin and Lu [6] empirically studied reasons people have for joining SNSs and found that enjoyment is the most influential factor for people to continue using an SNS.

What is disturbing to me is the decline in reasoned discourse based on factually and empirically derived opinions over "impressions" and "personal beliefs".

This paper empirically reveals the reason for the conflicting arguments among researchers by considering each firm's technological capability.

A second strand of the literature empirically examines the reasons for ex post inefficiency.

Criminological explanations tend to be stated in broad terms that are difficult to test empirically, perhaps a reason why social sciences have difficulty making headway [19].

These findings theoretically respond to the question of why no massive labor movement occurred during China's transition period, conceptually highlights the state as a mediator that diverted workers' protests with flexible strategies, and empirically addresses the reason why the absolute number of disputes stayed at a high level and were often mediated but unsolved.

While we do not have data to empirically explore the reasons for this, it may be that hunger is suppressed due to the heat associated with drought.