Sentence examples for test empirically from inspiring English sources

While the authors speculate (p. 298) that Craigslist's effect might have been attenuated by the fact that Craigslist provided a service that was already offered by existing competing websites, the authors do not test empirically their hypothesis.1, 2. In this paper, we provide empirical evidence of the effects of Craigslist's entry on competing employment websites.

Meanwhile, social scientists have used the EF as a comprehensive indicator of the ecological impacts of humans on the planet in order to test empirically different social theories of the forces driving those impacts.

Only a limited number of studies have attempted to test empirically these assumptions.

"Literature review: the relationship between income inequalities and health" section presents formally the three hypotheses that we will test empirically.

Certainly, other works in this field of research are needed to test empirically the importance of this topic.

In this study, we test empirically the Porter hypothesis and the competing hypothesis that regulation undermines profitability ("costly regulation hypothesis").

Drawing on ethnoarchaeological data collected in collaboration with Martu, Aboriginal foragers in Western Australia, here we test empirically-derived, mechanistic predictions on site size and material size sorting to show how these can inform theoretically-derived, adaptive predictions from the Marginal Value Theorem.

Theoretically there should be no differences, but the theories have not been tested empirically.

Accordingly, they must be tested empirically.

The model has been tested empirically.

However, such hypotheses have not been tested empirically.