Sentence examples for is not empirically from inspiring English sources

Armstrong (1997, 146 7) acknowledges that unrestricted recombination, or independence, is ultimately an empirical matter but argues that, so long as it is not empirically refuted, the doctrine is warranted by the simplicity it brings to the theory of modality.

But this assumption is not empirically realistic.

(3) The KS theorem, by its mathematical nature, is not empirically testable.

This type of QFD application is not empirically consolidated in the literature.

Although theoretically plausible, our estimates show that the workload hypothesis is not empirically relevant.

Gastric lavage is not empirically employed in the management of all poisoning patients.

Since many of the utterances of traditional philosophy (especially metaphysical utterances, such as "God exists") are not empirically verifiable even in principle, they are, according to the logical positivists, literally nonsense.

Second, the proposed approaches were not empirically tested.

According to this principle, propositions which are not empirically verifiable are meaningless (unless they are tautologies).

They are not propositions about matters of fact because they are not empirically verifiable.

However, such a benefit was not empirically verified extensively, especially in the Malaysian construction industry.