Sentence examples for is empirically supported from inspiring English sources

The work and economic pathway is empirically supported.

Although until recently the entropy of the brain had never been directly measured, the entropic brain hypothesis is empirically supported by several recent studies.

But what I've put on the slide is stuff that I think is empirically supported, actually, in younger infants as well, though it hasn't been studied as much.

Cognitive processing therapy (CPT) is empirically supported for the treatment of PTSD, but it is not specifically designed to accommodate the memory, attention, or problem solving deficits that are experienced by many Veterans with comorbid PTSD and TBI.

The differential effect of competitive market pressure on firm R&D, conditioned primarily by the level of firms' technological competence, is empirically supported by unique firm-level data from the World Bank.

Based on these findings, H3 is empirically supported.

Similarly, Externalists are interested in the linguistic structure of expressions, but have little use for the idea of a discrete infinity of them, a view that is not, and cannot be empirically supported, unless one thinks of simplicity and elegance of theory as empirical matters.

Such contention, however, has not yet been empirically supported.

That can't be empirically supported, because there's no real survey.

In its almost forty years of existence, this theory has been empirically supported exclusively through small-scale or controlled laboratory studies.

They recommend that practitioners refrain from administering the tests for purposes other than research "or at least limit their interpretations to the very small number of indexes derived from these techniques that are empirically supported".