empirical in a sentence

• Literary composites of human lives are buttressed by strong empirical data.
• So far, there's little empirical evidence of that.
• This might seem like an innocent empirical question for objective scientists.
• There is empirical evidence, unfortunately, to support these fears.
• Krueger's cautiousness represents one strong faction of empirical economics.
• There is no empirical or scientific evidence to support these statements.
• What you can fall back on are empirical rules of thumb.
• There is not lots of empirical evidence now to show that.
• Its unconventional proportions express fidelity to Giacometti's empirical experience.
• "Empirical evidence is lacking, " he said.
• It's difficult to see empirical in a sentence .
• The lack of opportunity for empirical studies does not deter Joseph.
• Is there any empirical evidence that bears directly on these claims?
• Large molecules can be studied by semi-empirical approximate methods.
• Unfortunately concerning a multiverse there is a lack of empirical correlation.
• He tried to trace their theories in empirical matters like physiology.
• The existence of the Westermarck effect has achieved some empirical support.
• He took an empirical approach when establishing his descriptions of chemistry.
• In this approach, the empirical data drives the segmentation selection.
• Empirical evidence may be synonymous with the outcome of an experiment.
• In this regard, an empirical result is a unified confirmation.