Sentence examples for evidence empirically from inspiring English sources

Unifying efforts to build a body of evidence empirically demonstrating the contribution of trade and investment policies to changing food environments and patterns of health outcomes is a first step in being able to make defensible policy decisions to mitigate these impacts.

Furthermore, we found evidence that empirically, acceptance and intention are two different constructs.

It turns out that the conservation principles that this method would posit on the currently available evidence are empirically equivalent to the ones that physicists have introduced.

Contemporary discussion commonly focuses on Laudan's (1981) argument to the effect that the history of science furnishes vast evidence of empirically successful theories that were later rejected; from subsequent perspectives, their unobservable terms were judged not to refer and thus, they cannot be regarded as true or even approximately true.

The latter is largely directed at seizure control and all the evidence is empirically based.

These findings provide more evidence for empirically well-established associations among age, health and service use [ 34].

In summary, we thank the authors of this letter by providing us with an opportunity to further clarify the interpretation of our study's findings and guide the use of our evidence when empirically treating patients with HAP.

A second important objection to the view that dreams are conscious experiences during sleep is the claim that it relies on insufficient empirical evidence or is even empirically implausible.

In Japan, unfractionated heparin, having no evidence and used empirically, is also advised [4].

Empirically, evidence of the link between conflict and disease remains robust [ 22] although the reverse relation is still equivocal [ 24, 25].

The present analysis approached the role of human miRNAs from a genomics perspective and assessed the biological roles of those genes that can be considered to interact with miRNAs, based on empirically evidence [ 18, 19] or computational prediction [ 20].