empirically-supported

[US]/[ˌemˈpɪrɪkəli səˈpɔːrtɪd]/
[UK]/[ˌemˈpɪrɪkəli səˈpɔːrtɪd]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

adj.Based on or resulting from empirical evidence; supported by observation or experiment.; Supported by data gathered through observation or experimentation.
adv.In a manner based on or resulting from empirical evidence.

Phrases & Collocations

empirically-supported evidence

being empirically-supported

are empirically-supported

empirically-supported findings

was empirically-supported

Example Sentences

the therapy's effectiveness is empirically-supported by numerous clinical trials.

our findings are empirically-supported by data collected over a five-year period.

the model's predictions are empirically-supported when compared to real-world observations.

the teacher used empirically-supported strategies to improve student reading comprehension.

the research team sought empirically-supported evidence to validate their hypothesis.

the program's success is empirically-supported by positive student outcomes.

the policy changes were based on empirically-supported research findings.

we evaluated the intervention's impact using empirically-supported assessment tools.

the new curriculum is designed with empirically-supported instructional practices.

the study provided empirically-supported evidence for the benefits of early intervention.

the company's claims were not always empirically-supported by scientific data.

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