Sentence examples for informed empirically from inspiring English sources

"I am not naïve enough to think this class will stop you from having men over," he said as he distributed state-sponsored workbooks of what Oklahoma calls "empirically informed, empirically tested, regularly updated" information on how to make and keep a decent marriage.

The biologically informed empirically based approaches provide a useful bridge to incorporating mechanistic information, but the ideal envisioned by NRC (2007a) is to be able to base risk assessments primarily on in vitro studies in human cells.

This paper develops a theoretically informed but empirically applicable model for research into forms of work organisation in science and their responsiveness towards external goal setting.

Strategies to do so, however, are seldom informed by empirically-supported theories of human motivation.

Table 2 identifies the available tools/models which have been empirically informed, and provides some information on their authorship, date of development, and constructs.

In this paper we have considered two types of informative variance priors: frequentist and empirically informed; and we considered two restrictive variance structures with weakly informative priors: the exchangeable variances approach, and the consistency variances approach.

In the final sections, it provides an overview of empirically informed accounts of the sense of agency and of various empirical challenges to the commonsense assumption that our reasons and our conscious intentions make a real difference to how we act.

This type of cross-disciplinary, empirically informed legal study was far ahead of its time.

So, secondly, as an account of our world he proposed an empirically informed materialistic naturalism.

First, consistently with his general empiricism, his position in political philosophy is deeply empirically informed.

In addition, a distinction is made between empirically informed research and more conceptual work.