Sentence examples for validated by experience from inspiring English sources

By not accepting the common sense idea that to be born with female genitalia is to be born a woman this most famous line of The Second Sex pursues the first rule of phenomenology: identify your assumptions, treat them as prejudices and put them aside; do not bring them back into play until and unless they have been validated by experience.

The stability and accuracy of the new element are further validated by experiments of an instrumented free-swinging steel cable experiencing slack and low tension.

Theories may be validated by experiment but not proven.

As with the political defectors of the past, their critique of the left is validated by personal experience.

Since the rotational angle for clinical medical images is often not too large, the global minimum θ can be validated by this experience.

The decision to expand the section on mental health was validated by the experience of assessing women and reviewing their medical records: "The thing that jumps out at me is that psychiatric medication is number four on the list [of reasons for encounter]… That's bizarre doesn't happen in any other primary care grouping".

It is a lesson I have tried to learn over the years – that an opinion, a belief, a feeling, an imagination, need not arise from, nor be justified and validated by some authentic experience.

Royce thus agrees with critical rationalism in saying that a true idea is one that may be fulfilled or validated by a possible experience.

To say that an idea intends its object means more than that the idea may be validated by a "possible experience".

Our strategy for overt OGIB, i.e., initial VCE followed by DBE, seems to be fully validated by our clinical experience, despite the drawback of the small number of the analyzed patients.

If the results of the 2 mg every 8 weeks VTE treatment arms are validated by post-approval experience, then the cost of treating patients with VTE may be approximately half that with ranibizumab.