Examples of using Empirically in English and their translations into Slovak
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politically relevant and empirically measurable and ensure comparability between countries and regions;
in it nothing can be assumed as existing except what is either positively given empirically, or demonstrated through indubitable conclusions.”.
The empirically unsupported stereotype of the lazy Greek can be countered by the limited duration of such fiscal transfers,
What distinguishes democratic politicians from populists is that the former make representative claims in the form of something like hypotheses that can be empirically disproven on the basis of the actual results of regular procedures
these costs are small and, empirically, often scale to the population anyway.
Why the theory of fiscal incentives is so extremely popular among politicians always during a crisis(despite it has already been theoretically and empirically challenged many times) is obvious.
Rising prices are not a condition for economic growth- nor theoretically neither empirically(take notice of prices rise in the decade after establishment of American central bank in 1913,
evaluations of test conclusions that make it possible to empirically prove or disprove the existence of an overriding legitimate interest.
a result that has been demonstrated empirically by Abraham, Helms, and Presser(2009).
In 2 studies of patients with suspected fungal infection who were treated empirically, Cancidas was as effective as amphotericin B. In one of studies involving around 1,000 adults,
can be tested empirically'(the once popular verification criterion for meaning of the‘Logical Positivists')- this statement itself is neither a necessary truth of logic nor can it be tested empirically, so it is meaningless by its own criteria.
This is determined empirically.
Best check it empirically.
It is empirically unsustainable.
Empirically testable& falsifiable.
This was known empirically.
This is established empirically.
Empirically testable and falsifiable.
It is not empirically demonstrable.
These are determined empirically.