Sentence examples for empirically underpin from inspiring English sources

Although researchers often claim that macro-level factors such as the welfare regime constellation or societal values impact fertility (and other demographic) behavior, there are few successful empirical attempts to empirically underpin these claims.

The fact that these roles were empirically underpinned was likely to boost the sense of realism in the role-play.

This field of research has by now resulted in an empirically underpinned knowledge base that can guide the analysis of teaching practices, but also the design of novel, powerful learning environments.

It also contributes to the literature through sustaining, impacting and potentially improving levels of food security, underpinned by empirically constructed policy models that identify potential behavioural changes.

In addition, we find that more extreme reviews have a greater proportion of emotional content than less extreme reviews, revealing a bimodal distribution of emotional content, thereby empirically validating a key assumption that underpins much of the extant literature on online WOM.

For a class of Genetic Algorithms, we provide theoretical underpinning of a class of empirically derived results, by proving that the algorithms degenerate to randomised, cost-independent search as mutation probabilities increase.

Empirically, some support for the implied age-based rationing that underpins the fair innings argument has been found: respondents are willing to sacrifice overall health gains to favor the younger whose future or lifetime prospects are poor [ 63].

Fortunately, concerns about sampling bias are rarely raised as a serious criticism in this type of psychometric study, since the main objective is to empirically examine the content and measurement dimensions that underpin a theoretical construct.

It is empirically unprovable.

This can be seen empirically.

Important decisions would be made empirically.