Sentence examples for empirically warranted from inspiring English sources
Their claim is even bolder: In at least some of these cases, our empirically triggered, but not empirically warranted, belief is nonetheless warranted and so known.
The value of an object consists in its potentiality for conducing to intrinsically valuable experiences, and is thus a real connection between objects, persons, and the character of experience, which we can be empirically warranted in accepting on the basis of the empirical evidence and the probability on the evidence of such objects yielding such intrinsically valuable experiences.
The categorization is empirically warranted by means of participant orientation in both typical and deviant cases, demonstrating the robustness of the phenomena.
Value judgments can be both empirically warranted and action-guiding because they have an instrumental form.
Lewis argued at length for the possibility of empirically warranted judgements of the social or impersonal value of objects.
Such a selection bias could lead to an overestimation of effects [ 51] if participants in trials are more positive towards the interventions than non-participants [ 52, 53] The assumption that results of RCTs are generalizable to clinical practice is commonly made, rarely tested, and if empirically studied, often not warranted [ 54].
Armstrong (1997, 146 7) acknowledges that unrestricted recombination, or independence, is ultimately an empirical matter but argues that, so long as it is not empirically refuted, the doctrine is warranted by the simplicity it brings to the theory of modality.
Similar arguments have been given in support of scientific antirealism, according to which it will never be warranted for us to choose between empirically equivalent rivals concerning what underlies the observable part of reality.
It might also be warranted to ask why such perceptions may be present and to assess empirically the extent to which such perceptions actually influence authorship practices.
Further investigation is warranted.
Further study is warranted.
