Sentence examples for robust empirical support from inspiring English sources

The part of this hypothesis concerning the link between experience-dependent plasticity during wakefulness and local changes of SWA received a robust empirical support.

A series of studies (e.g., Swann et al. 1992, 1992) has provided robust empirical support for self-verification theory's assertion that negative self-views consistently lead people to prefer negative over positive self-relevant feedback.

These approaches, moreover, will require a robust empirical base supporting their local effectiveness and feasibility.

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

Saturation was defined as a repetition of data; theoretical saturation as achieving sufficiently robust empirical data to support and describe the identified themes and main categories.

Furthermore, the analysis allowed the identification of fundamental design questions, thus offering a robust empirical ground for supporting dialogue and reflection between multiple stakeholders.

There is a robust empirical evidence base supporting the acute efficacy of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) for severe and treatment resistant depression.

Third, our analyses provide empirical support for the use of a single, robust algorithm across this range of organisms.

However, for other behaviors than smoking, the empirical support for transition rates may not be equally robust.

But empirical support for the argued protein stability mechanism would be increased survivability of robust strains at less-extreme temperatures, such as those ranging between 40°C and 45°C.

We also support our theoretical prediction in a cross-country panel data analysis and present robust empirical evidence for the existence of an inverted-U relationship between financial development and the size of the informal sector.