Sentence examples for more empirical support from inspiring English sources

Replication of these findings within a larger quantitative data set would provide more empirical support for these qualitative findings.

We found significantly more empirical support for this paper's third research question, that using discretization in combination with the original features is more effective than using either the original set or those generated from discretization alone.

Wage rigidity has more empirical support.

There is strong evidence that the eyespots in the wet season form make the butterflies less camouflaged if they were to appear in the brownish surroundings which are prominent during the dry season [13] but the adaptive (anti-predator) function of eyespots in the wet season form in the wet season surroundings still needs more empirical support.

Models with higher Akaike weights (ω i ) have more empirical support.

Social causation has received more empirical support than the health selection thesis.

Certainly, with all the intense research and enthusiastic application of PD to real world situations, we may expect that we should have observed more convincing empirical support by now if it ever were to hold as a paradigm befitting to it's immense theoretical appeal.

The main findings of this paper add more empirical evidence supporting the effect of health status on individuals' earnings.

Hence we chose instead a more flexible model with more theoretical and empirical support, namely a three-parameter exponential decay curve that does not necessarily have zero as its asymptote.

However, the evidence base is still sparse, and more empirical evidence to support this hypothesis is needed.

In support of this view we found a strong negative density-distribution relationship but what is more important also empirical support for ecological mechanisms that are able to explain the observed pattern.