Sentence examples for empirically supported in from inspiring English sources

Since the parallel trends assumption cannot be empirically supported in the non-western immigrants sample, the estimates are unreliable.

This idea was empirically supported in our study—learners who interacted with the enthusiastic agent experienced higher positive emotion than learners who interacted with the neutral agent.

Even though the advantageous media features of SL for university counseling were well received by the participants and thus empirically supported in this study, a few words of caution are provided in view of the finding that SL was considered the least preferred channel for most of the counseling problems.

In summary, the departure of SDHA allelic distribution from neutral expectations is empirically supported in the African American samples, consistent with a balancing selection mechanism.

But what I've put on the slide is stuff that I think is empirically supported, actually, in younger infants as well, though it hasn't been studied as much.

Indeed, our data nearly triples the set of empirically supported miRNAs in P. pacificus, bringing the total to 362 (six genes occurred multiple times on the genome).

For anxiety disorders alone, more than 200 empirically supported scales were in use in the early 21st century.

Her areas of expertise include the evaluation of empirically supported intervention outcomes in clinical trials conducted in research and community settings, the implementation of treatments in the community, and models for training community clinicians in empirically supported psychotherapies.

Her areas of expertise include the evaluation of empirically supported intervention outcomes in clinical trials conducted in research and community settings, transportability and dissemination of treatments into the community, and models for training clinicians in empirically supported psychotherapies.

If future research confirms the relevance of the above-noted generative factors in increasing ASD-related violence risk, such information could be referenced in solidifying empirically supported explanations for violence in defendants with ASD.

So basically Dr. Nissen has made assertions that are not empirically supported by anything in the data.