empirically investigate

Frequency: 5.54.1 per million words

to examine a matter based on observation or experience

investigateADVERB + investigate

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empirically

Examples (10)

  • Researchers decided to empirically investigate the effects of the new teaching method.
  • The study aims to empirically investigate the relationship between social media use and mental health.
  • We need to empirically investigate these claims before drawing any conclusions.
  • Future work will empirically investigate the long-term impact of the policy.
  • They were tasked to empirically investigate the phenomenon of customer loyalty.
  • The scientists planned to empirically investigate the efficiency of the new drug.
  • It is crucial to empirically investigate whether these theories hold true in practice.
  • Academics often empirically investigate complex social issues.
  • She sought to empirically investigate the success rates of different therapeutic approaches.
  • The team will empirically investigate how environmental factors influence behavior.