Sentence examples for robust empirical from inspiring English sources

And the data is gathered without the sorts of controls that robust empirical investigations would use.

"Various predictors have been proposed – demographic, psychosocial or personality variables – but there is a surprising lack of robust empirical evidence to support this".

As Ian Preston, professor of economics at UCL and one of the leading researchers in this area, puts it: "Viewing the totality of new evidence, it is difficult to see a persuasively robust empirical case for long-run harmful effects of immigration on employment of the UK-born".

Recent research has established a robust empirical relationship between production structure and the distribution of income (Hartmann et al. 2015).

It is impossible to design a robust empirical test for those conclusions about future events and developments [4].

Scholars have known since the Coleman Report in 1966 that the black white educational achievement gap is a robust empirical regularity.

This study applies the well-known gravity model, which has been well proven as a robust empirical methodology to model international trade and investment.

As discussed before, these probabilities are merely used to how BNs can be used in cases where probabilities can be assigned based on more robust empirical grounds.

This research provides robust empirical evidence to confirm part of the hypotheses in our conceptual framework, which translates into a number of important policy implications.

cOn possible substitution processes between skilled staff trained in-house and higher qualified skilled staff, no robust empirical and statistically underpinned studies are yet available.

The association of social capital and alcohol consumption is one of the most robust empirical findings in health economics of the past decade.