Sentence examples for has been empirically found from inspiring English sources
Intrinsic motivation was selected as M3 because it is assumed and has been empirically found to yield the most adaptive outcomes in terms of increasing MVPA in children [3] and well-being [13] (see Additional file 1 wherein identified regulation, introjected regulation and external regulation were selected as M3).
Furthermore, the specific genes HSD17B (MER21A), BAAT (MER11A), DHRS2 (LTR12D), APOC1 (LTR2), ST6GALI, and CYP19A1 (MER21A), whose expression has been empirically found to be regulated by the associated LTRs, were also identified in our approach as the main contributors to the detected tissue-specific expression pattern.
Most negotiators follow industry folklore rather than using theories that have been empirically found to produce more effective results.
When you look at criteria used in science to hire people for example, recommendation letters, number of citations, and teaching evaluations all these metrics have been empirically found to be biased by gender, she says.
The Pandolf et al. (1977) equation has been empirically tested and found to be accurate for practical purposes across a wide range of loads and gradients (Pimental and Pandolf 1979; Duggan and Haisman 1992).
The importance of genetics has been empirically explored by Mazumder (2008) to find correlations in log earnings for brothers of 0.4 in the US, while Raaum et al.
This has been empirically demonstrated by Dan Kahan at Yale, who found that the more science conservative ideologues know, the more likely they were to get it wrong on climate change.
It has been empirically determined that these concepts are often found together and often precede homelessness [ 52, 70, 83].
The psychometric properties of the Chinese version of the PedsQL have been empirically tested [ 31], with internal consistency found to have an alpha coefficient of.86, and test retest reliability ranging from r = 0.62 to r = 0.8.
