| We certainly don't think of relationships as tangible, as empirically demonstrable entities. |
| I think most doctors would empirically give antibiotics for both staph and gonococcus, but apparently for this exam, that would be wrong. |
| Second, productivity calculations measure inputs and outputs in ways that are conceptually and empirically problematic. |
| No survey so far has empirically verified higher biasedness amongst corporate leaders than amongst shop-floor workers. |
| The empirically observed mutations are thus neither favored nor disfavored by natural selection. |
| In the final calculus of course, these are issues that are best settled empirically. |
