Translation of "Empirische evidenz" in English

Hardly any empirical evidence is found for a wage curve in western Germany.

The results are considered “empirical evidence” of the subject’s state of mind.

Long-term empirical evidence supports the minimum variance approach.

The chapter presents empirical evidence of innovations in terms of policy instruments.

Empirical evidence of tax disclosure within sustainability reporting FFF-Förderprojekt, July 2014 until September 2016 (finished)

Furthermore, the empirical evidence for the low level of agricultural incomes is debatable.

The empirical evidence presented by this article, however, shows that agglomeration advantages do not always arise.

The project aims at finding empirical evidence for the investment behavior of multinationals.

Today the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung invites to a workshop on the topic “More empirical evidence in consumer policy?

So far, there has been little empirical evidence regarding the design of education and the effects of early childhood education in Germany.

There is wide empirical evidence that as a result of the changes inthe world of work, traditional compulsory school education no longer automatically provides a broad basis for earning a living and active citizenship.

Allthese examples provide empirical evidence thatthe increase in the coefficient of variation in somecountries during periods of an average fall in unemployment rates is linked to regional pockets ofsuccess in combating unemployment.

However, relatively little empirical evidence has been put forward to validate the ‘fact’ of regional clusters as an omnipresent phenomenon in current economies.

The available empirical evidence suggests a clear size effect in the CVT area, in the sense that small enterprises do provide less training for their employees than large enterprises.

This study provides first evidence for negative effects of skill segregation on low-skilled employment growth.

Controlling for psychometric intelligence, the empirical evidence for an incremental positive effect of motivation on academic achievement is, however, weak.

To "experts working in Latin America," the article said, "the empirical evidence lead to an inescapable conclusion: A whole region is being pushed backward, so that what was once the middle lass now plunges toward poverty, and what was once the poorer class now lives hand to mouth."

However, there is only little empirical evidence about the extent to which this relation is also reflected in the development of academic achievement.

The empirical evidence on the effects of competition on cost and quality are also ambiguous.

As empirical evidence reveals that welfare recipients in Germany often participate in multiple programmes, I evaluate the sequential participation of unemployment benefit II (UB-II)-recipients in ALMPs in Germany.

Although a growing body of empirical evidence of the positive overall effects of high-quality preschool education has been collected in recent years in Germany and other countries, a closer look at the results shows that there are also major differences between studies and countries.

Given these and other alarming numbers, the report summarizes empirical as well as regulatory evidence on children’s exposure to HFSS food marketing in digital media and on the persuasive power of that exposure.

But Schmidt-Leukel sees an "insufficient empirical evidence in this church claim to superiority over other religions" (156).