However , empirical evidence of this effect is mixed .

The analytical case for this belief is strong, but the empirical evidence is weak.

There is scant empirical evidence for this set of conditions, because such cases were rare until recently.

Yet often we need to make decisions in real time, without the benefit of decisive empirical evidence.

Empirical evidence points to employment protection legislation and tax wedges as important obstacles to employment performance .

A large body of theoretical analysis , supported by Independence from political influence

However , empirical evidence has shown that this factor contributes relatively little to the inflation dispersion observed in the euro area .

After correlating per capita income and self reported happiness levels across a number of countries, he reached a startling conclusion probably not.

Reinhard Genzel, team leader of the research, said the study has delivered what is now considered to be the best empirical evidence that super massive black holes do really exist.

Several studies have provided empirical evidence confirming that the condition for announcing a reference value , namely the stability of money demand , is satisfied for the euro area .

But it is fairly clear that even in the 1970s there was not enough empirical evidence in support of Friedman s ideas to justify their growing dominance.

notwithstanding , available empirical evidence , albeit scarce , suggests that the direct effects of stock market developments on economic activity in the euro area , though discernible , are significantly more limited than those observed for the US economy where the holding of equity is more widespread than in the euro area .

In the subsequent period , the evidence available , especially that stemming from the second pillar of the monetary policy strategy , indicated that inflationary pressures were likely to decline further over the medium term .

Along with contemporaries A. R. Radcliffe Brown, Sir Edmund Leach, Audrey Richards, and Lucy Mair, Fortes held strong functionalist views that insisted upon empirical evidence in order to generate analyses of society.

Indeed , both theoretical analyses and empirical studies show that the credibility and success of monetary policy improve when related decisions remain outside the sphere of political influence . 2

Grammar is an empirical science, not a theoretical one.

The long term pain treatment with the strongest empirical support involves lifestyle modifications such as exercise, stress reduction, and weight loss all of which require significant time and effort.

Empirical evidence suggests only a limited effect In 2001 , national statistical institutes , the Eurosystem and consumer organisations initiated monitoring exercises of psychologically attractive prices in several euro area countries .

Box 4 THE TRANSMISSION MECHANISM OF MONETARY POLICY Looking at the euro area , empirical evidence has shown that the monetary transmission mechanism operates in a broadly similar way across all euro area countries .

There is evidence from neuroscience.

Get me the evidence.

The first reviews theoretical and empirical evidence on the effect of housing wealth on consumption , showing that the housing wealth effect is relatively limited in the euro area compared with the United States and the United Kingdom .

This annex illustrates , on the basis of empirical evidence , the limitations of RoE measures and misconceptions regarding them , and suggests refinements to both the scope and properties of performance measures .

The subdued growth of the longer term financial liabilities of the MFI sector ( excluding capital and reserves ) provides further evidence of the above mentioned portfolio reallocations into assets included in M3 in

Although there was much discussion about price increases in the euro area linked to the introduction of the euro , the empirical evidence does not suggest that it had , on average , a strong upward effect on prices .

The evidence is clear.

We must destroy the evidence.

The evidence is indisputable.

The evidence is indisputable.

It is fully understandable and largely supported by empirical evidence that these CEOs would want good results to occur on their watch, rather than after their successor takes over.

While the practical importance of downward nominal rigidities is highly uncertain and the empirical evidence is not conclusive , particularly for the euro area , it is crucial that structural reforms seek to increase the flexibility of product and labour markets .

The evidence convinced us of his innocence.

Dan attempted to destroy evidence.

It's at the top of the pyramid of evidence.

I've got evidence.

The controversy stems from the kind of evidence that is used.

What's the evidence of wiping out?

The decision to grant central banks independence from political influence is firmly grounded in historical experience , economic theory and empirical evidence , which shows that central bank independence is conducive to maintaining price stability and thus contributes to overall economic welfare .

The evidence was against me.

The evidence speaks for itself.

The photo was presented as proof.

Is Evidence Based Medicine Broken?

Kant begins Section II of the Groundwork by criticizing attempts to begin moral evaluation with empirical observation.

Among the friends, the first evidence you saw of a blip above zero in adoption of the innovation, for example, would be evidence of an impending epidemic.

Stop embarrassing yourself.