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Meanings of empirical evidence in English

Russian
эмпирические данные
Portuguese
experiência sensorial
Spanish
conocimiento empirico

Knowledge based on sense experience or experimentation.

эмпирические данные
Usage of empirical evidence in English
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But most of the empirical evidence thus far points to the contrary.
Wired
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The strategy is based on empirical evidence from international research and is… Audio
Radio NZ
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The relative importance of these factors is discussed and supported with empirical evidence.
Pubmed
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This article describes the intervention, the empirical evidence to support it.
Pubmed
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The empirical evidence showed that there were more challenges than benefits.
The South African
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An economist who's analysed US reporting tells Mediawatch empirical evidence shows it does.
Radio NZ
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But it's got the support of a ton of empirical evidence.
Blood rites
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The study was based on empirical evidence from a survey of 159 physicians.
Pubmed
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But the overwhelming weight of empirical evidence is that this is a fantasy.
The Irish Times
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It seems that all empirical evidence of history and human experience sustains their position.
The 5000 year leap: a miracle that changed the world
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It is best, therefore, to stick to the empirical evidence.
The Irish Times
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There is so far little empirical evidence on their role in processes of radicalisation.
The South African
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Some opinions are backed by empirical evidence or logical argument.
News.com.au
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This is the empirical evidence that there is no god.
Tokyo to Tijuana: Gabriele Departing America
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Conclusion: There is limited empirical evidence and understanding of factors associated with health system performance.
Pubmed
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Common sense demands it; the empirical evidence dictates it.
The Guardian
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