Sentence examples for experientially derived from inspiring English sources
There's no military solution to Iran". Most of these positions, he insists, are experientially derived: it's because he was in the military that he knows the limits of kinetic intervention, and it's because he and some of his kids went to community college that he thinks that it's a powerful gateway.
Interestingly Inoue et al. [9] found that there is high correlation (r 2 = 0.873) between experientially derived BCFL and BMFL of nine poorly water soluble test substances, suggesting that the uptake route (by way of water or diet) might have no influence on bioconcentration and biomagnification potentials of the test substances.
Knowledge was felt to be experientially derived and referral guidelines only considered useful for less experienced doctors.
(GP5) Despite the concerns of GPs that care home staff lacked healthcare skills, care home staff revealed a body of experientially derived health-related knowledge.
Intuitive processing, which involves the matching of environmental stimuli with some deeply held (subconscious) category, pattern or feature (Dane & Pratt, 2007), is conceptualised in CEST as being experientially-derived and holistically-oriented (Epstein, 2003; Epstein 2010), and is argued to be crucial for opportunity identification.
Science, too, is deriving benefits.
Therefore, we cannot derive it.
"I learn experientially," she said.
They want to be experientially involved".
I feel so far away from that, experientially, now.
