empirical data

In Chapter 3, it considers the relationship between the bank, stock market and the economic growth with the empirical data.

it's a specific statement based on empirical data, and its truth is generally confined to a certain set of conditions.

Actual effects can only be examined with empirical data from courseware evaluation, as shown later in this paper.

Of these 29 were found to have quantifiable comparable variables (empirical data).

The results of these tests constitute the empirical data of the quantitative study.

Empirical data on the impact of these new technologies increasingly support the thesis.

Incorrect interpretations of empirical data to fit in with religious beliefs should not be legally protected.

While agencies and donors want national estimates for global comparison, individual countries need empirical data at a sub-national level.

As many have pointed out, theories, especially in their infancy, are usually plagued by unfavorable empirical data.

There are ways around the lack of empirical data on malaria; there are ways to model and impute data that are missing.

Nash: Alicia, does our relationship warrant long-term commitment? I need some kind of proof, some kind of verifiable, empirical data.

The valuation methods are applied to empirical data for radon-induced lung cancer prevention.

Then we analyze the effects of regional financial disparity on corporate debt maturity on the basis of listed company's empirical data.

Meanwhile, this paper uses economic theories and empirical data to deduct an investment clock for corporate bonds.

Both in theory and formula of reasoning, or from the world economy Empirical data analysis, have seen significant positive correlation.

The empirical data was collected from 683 employees of a R&D institute by network survey approach.

The third of the important activities is formative evaluation and revision of instructional materials using empirical data.

To date, theories are based more on anecdotal and qualitative evidence rather than empirical data.

Of course, one prefers to rely on empirical data, not hearsay or speculation, to make good decisions.

Most business leaders now demand empirical data to support important decisions.

The nonlinear relation between sand liquefactions and influencing factors was learned from the finite empirical data by SVM model.

The results of static prediction show that the maximum relative error of predict result and the empirical data is 3%.

As empirical data emerge, it becomes increasingly possible to plan and estimate.

So we also calculate the carbon footprint based on industry averages, which are derived from various empirical data sources.

An approach to design and optimize T-S fuzzy logic controller was proposed based on empirical data rather than linguistic.

As a result, today's traffic models rely heavily on empirical data from surveys and road sensors to plug the holes in the theory.

Based on the factor price equalization theorem and empirical data, Chinese labor cost advantage wouldn't last longer.

In recent years, I have added two components of empirical data to the evaluation.

The empirical data of PPP enigma are that time for mean conversion is long and PPP theory is untenable in short time.

Research of Management Remuneration Incentive Mechanism of China Listed Companies--Theoretical Model, Empirical Data and Recommendations

to develop the standard tabulation lists for morbidity statistics for hospitals of different levels in Taiwan with empirical data support;

Predicting Patterns of Near-Surface Air Temperature Using Empirical Data

Risk minimization from empirical data problem

System empirical data modeling based on genetic algorithm