Are you curious enough to study this in a serious way, empirically?

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

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

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

In a new paper, David Dollar, Tatjana Kleineberg, and Aart Kraay analyze empirically the relationship between growth and poverty.

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

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

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

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.

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.

Elinor Ostrom, the latest Nobel laureate of economics, clearly shows empirically across the world that we can govern the commons if we invest in trust,

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.

Though empirically difficult to determine, this sum will be greater than the estimates of illness cost produced through totalling the direct (attendance and treatment) and indirect (output losses) costs.

Empirically, engineers noticed that if they pour potassium hydroxide on a particular surface of crystalline silicon it would eat away at the silicon until it forms a pyramidal shaped hole.

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.

Attachment therapy as described in this article should not be confused with other schools of therapy which are more empirically based and which aim to address problems stemming from disrupted attachment to caregivers.

Moreover, the broader comments in relation to RBM set out in the response to recommendation para. 12 (p) above, will also mean that greater attention will be give to the choice of more empirically based indicators.

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.

The Special Rapporteur stated that he had received various reports concerning the presence of foreign combatants in the conflicts in the former Yugoslavia, and that those reports should be properly investigated and empirically verified, through an on site investigation, if possible.

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.

It is based mainly on a review and synthesis of information in the literature and is intended to produce a monograph providing a systematic exposition of an alternative view to that contained in Industry and trade in some developing countries by I. M. D. Little, T. Scitovsky and M. Scott, based on an understanding of technological development and its role in the growth of production and constructing an empirically grounded framework relevant to policy.