Sentence examples for most empirical work from inspiring English sources
Most empirical work on insect herbivores has focused on nutrient balancing in laboratory settings.
Most empirical work on social balance has focused on dyads and triples, and findings have been inconsistent.
Most empirical work so far has been done with different monkey species, which are typically matrilineally bonded [8], [10], [13], [16] [18], in contrast to male-bonded chimpanzees.
Most empirical work in CM practice focuses on CM use and patients' motives and preferences for seeking CM [ 4, 6, 9- 12].
Indeed, our study differs from most previous empirical work on parental care by measuring fitness, rather than by quantifying behaviour itself.
However, even the most careful extant empirical work remains at some remove from the main mechanisms that theory says underlie this relationship: interpersonal interaction in the service of complex problem solving.
As in most empirical studies, our work is limited in multiple ways.
Most of the empirical work that assesses the role of supply factors in explaining lending developments uses a reduced form relationship between loan growth and a capital ratio.
Most of the empirical work in this area cannot rule out the possibility that the relationship between employment and crime is spurious (Bushway and Reuter 2002; Laub and Sampson 2001) or that these studies are in fact measuring the effect of crime on employment (Hagan 1993).
Most of the empirical work on nutrition and dementia has focused on identifying and preventing weight loss [ 10– 15].
Most of the empirical work presented previously in the article is concerned with describing implementation and utilization of services as a proxy for, or an expression of, trust.
