Phrases with «empirical»

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The word "empirical" refers to something that is based on observations, real-world evidence, and practical experience rather than theories or ideas alone. It means information or knowledge that is gained through direct observation and experimentation. Full definition

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Sentences with «empirical»

A large body of empirical evidence on the effects of resources on student achievement already exists. (educationnext.org)
Her research integrates law and social sciences in empirical studies of families, social capital, and social welfare legislation. (ace.nd.edu)
Following the summary, each study was reviewed using a set of standards of evidence for empirical research. (mspkmd.net)
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