Sentence examples for make an empirical from inspiring English sources

Finally, we make an empirical comparison between our new enhanced versions of CDP and SS.

The present results make an empirical contribution to our knowledge of contrast/induction effects.

In this paper, we seek to make an empirical and conceptual contribution to a greater understanding of the influence of national culture on specific sustainability management practices.

Even when it's hard to make an empirical call, or to measure the absence of trust, or in some way quantify what's missing, it's going to be intuitively obvious..

We aim to make an empirical contribution to the discussion about social and political remittances (Glick Schiller, Bash, & Blanc, 1992; Goldring, 2004; Itzigsohn, Dore, Hernandez, & Vazques 1999; Levitt, 1998, 2001) by analyzing the factors that (de- mobilize transnational engagement.

Regarding the antioxidant capacity of the derivatives, the study contributed to make an empirical evaluation of the structure activity relationship, being observed that the hydroxyl group is decisive in inhibiting the propagation of free radicals.

In "Partisan Hearts and Minds," published in 2002, three political scientists made an empirical case that political affiliations form in early adulthood and seldom change.

F.M. Scherer, of the Kennedy School, makes an empirical argument for expanding the traditional regimes of copyright and patent law.

He finally made an empirical suggestion: "If you want, we can ask her to come straight home someday next week and phone you herself".

The advantages of solvent gradient SMB processes are achieved by a higher complexity with respect to layout and operation which makes an empirical design nearly impossible.

This paper constructs the theory and method the tourism of water resources carrying capacity engineering comprehensively and firstly, and makes an empirical study of Hainan Province.