英語 での Empirical evidence の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The empirical evidence shows that relying on these properties and resources to carry out food, physiotherapy, shopping and other activities is the main source of income of forest health tourism area.
Broadly speaking, the field of engineering involves taking empirical evidence, mathematics and knowledge of global systems and using them to create and maintain everything from structures to individual components to whole processes.
Unless we are all engaged as global citizens who appreciate the truth, who understand science, empirical evidence and facts, then we are going to be wandering around-- to a potential catastrophe.".
Both overestimation and underestimation of life's quality are possible, but empirical evidence of various cognitive biases, most importantly an optimism bias, suggests that overestimation is the more common error.
A conclusion without empirical evidence or physical proof and a conviction with some basis(though not necessarily accurate) are the respective differences between assumptions and stereotypes.
His means that, in the Buddhist investigation of reality, at least in principle, empirical evidence should triumph over scriptural authority, no matter how deeply venerated a scripture may be.
Unlike suspicion, which is based primarily on inner personal conviction, belief is founded upon assurance gained by empirical evidence and from other people.
Empirical evidence indicates that 4 or 5 instructions might be a closer match, but this is a minor factor and this document sticks with one operation/one instruction for this discussion.
It is hard to find any empirical evidence to show a correlation between MBTI® type and mental illness, so this post is just my findings based on the research I have done.
While it's hard to find a lot of empirical evidence one way or the other, I have found a lot of information that may give us some possible connections.
Empirical evidence, however, is usually inconsistent with this simple economic theory, with prices in sequential markets often exhibiting systematic price differences.
Further, empirical evidence shows that high public investments(e.g. as a share of total government expenditure and as a percentage of GDP) are significantly associated with weak institutions.
There is empirical evidence that visual acuity of 20/40 is associated with a contrast sensitivity loss of roughly 1.5, which is where the 4.5 score is derived.
One of them was on Brownian motion, it provided empirical evidence that atoms exist, and it laid out the basic mathematics behind most of financial economics.
On the trade agreements the research points out that to date there is still little empirical evidence that bi-lateral and regional trade agreements can be climate-friendly.
Missing in this debate, however, is large-scale empirical evidence on how going to college actually impacts students' attitudes.
Despite its importance, especially for the advancement of basic and early-stage science, there is currently no large-scale empirical evidence on how successfully governments select research investments.
Before the rules of origin are finalized, the Administration should prepare a report to Congress based on empirical evidence that explains the rule of origin for automotive products, textile and apparel products, and other products where the rule of origin is key.
Hathaway also pointed to another study, conducted by William R Kerr, a Harvard business professor, who examined 300 American companies and found little empirical evidence that pointed to American engineers being displaced by foreign ones.
As all practicing scientists and historians of science well know, the reasoning from scientific observations to scientific theories is far more indirect, and typically involves a vast web of empirical evidence rather than a single observation.