But their exuberance biases India s global ranking relative to more empirically minded countries.

This may seem a little far fetched, but we can test this empirically.

And nobody's shown evidence that hunch is the best way to go empirically.

This strategy is completely flawed in every respect because it's based on empirically incorrect facts.

Several observers have designed experiments in order to obtain the different solutions and verified the results empirically.

We therefore conducted a study to examine empirically how often bipolar disorder might be over and under diagnosed.

Unfortunately here and, really, regrettably first of all, in a situation like this you'd have to verify it empirically.

The book makes comparatively concrete suggestions about the possible material structure of memes, and provides two empirically rich case studies.

12 (p) above, will also mean that greater attention will be give to the choice of more empirically based indicators.

The World Bank is currently developing methodologies to demonstrate empirically the causal links between human rights and positive development outcomes.

The presentation of stepwise program refinement empirically demonstrated how algorithm re design could improve performance up to a factor of 100.

So an entire philosophy, a body of knowledge about the natural world that had been empirically gleaned over centuries, goes away.

However, it has not been possible to empirically demonstrate a causal relationship between such agreements commitments and an increase in services FDI.

In particular, the ancient Egyptians had empirically discovered some truths of geometry, such as the formula for the volume of a truncated pyramid.

But the one thing about which everyone seems to agree is the theoretically and empirically unjustified assumption that an equilibrium exchange rate actually exists.

This is the age old us and them world view which has no basis empirically, for it is, again, all a matter of degree.

Amartya Sen, a Nobel Laureate in economics, demonstrated empirically that no famine mass starvation leading to mass death ever occurred in a democratically governed country.

Amartya Sen, a Nobel Laureate in economics, demonstrated empirically that no famine mass starvation leading to mass death ever occurred in a democratically governed country.

These oddities are perhaps to be expected for an institution that is being forced to backtrack from a position that has become analytically and empirically untenable.

And again economic theory in the abstract says that shouldn't be the case, behavioral economics modifies and says empirically we know people behave in certain ways.

Knowing empirically the benefits in terms of peace and human welfare which democracy delivers, we must reaffirm our commitment to, and the necessity of, spreading Kant s vision.

Unfortunately, as Reinhart and I document empirically for hundreds of financial crises, covering 66 countries and eight centuries, the answer is all too simple arrogance and ignorance.

While empirically, democracy and development appear in the long term to be inseparable, events have not always pointed to a clear causal link between the two processes.

It can, however, be demonstrated, both empirically and logically, that a violation or denial of human rights would cause and be instrumental to creating a state of extreme poverty.

Also it is the last particle whose existence is predicted by the Standard Model our best or less worse explanation of the nature and behaviour of matter but which has not yet been observed empirically.

Although it might be desirable to investigate the possibility of identifying these two different types of uses empirically, it is difficult to think of a methodology that would allow such a distinction to be made in a systematic way.

Thus, while anecdotal information indicates that the more favourable conditions of service offered by other organizations, including those in the United Nations common system, had an impact on the recruitment and retention of highly qualified personnel for peace operations, this information is difficult to document empirically.

We therefore conducted a study to examine empirically how often bipolar disorder might be over and under diagnosed. Seven hundred psychiatric outpatients were interviewed with the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM IV (SCID) and completed a self administered questionnaire that asked whether they had been previously diagnosed by a health care professional with bipolar or manic depressive disorder.

As technologies change, so must awareness of vulnerabilities, and this awareness must be disseminated through means other than corporate memos that are disconnected from day to day business realities. Empirically, few firms get this right America s National Public Radio and the BBC were both recently hacked by the SEA, while McDonald s and Burger King recently had their Twitter accounts compromised.

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