Sentence examples for assessed empirically from inspiring English sources

The performance of the proposed method is assessed empirically via simulation studies.

Environmental policy integration in Finnish technology policies is assessed empirically by focusing on technological R&D support at all levels, from policy strategies to project funding decisions.

Thus sound should be brought into the design scheme when introducing water features in urban open spaces, and their environmental impact must be thoroughly assessed empirically.

The suitability of these grammars for vector-valued function estimation is assessed empirically on a simulated task for the Khepera robot.

Therefore, as a first step towards development of models of growth, we assessed empirically the fundamental requirement that there are temporally consistent spatial patterns of growth in the blue mussel, Mytilus edulis.

Uncertainties in plume heights from the maximum clast method have been quantified by Burden et al. (2011) and the uncertainty in inferred intensities can also be assessed empirically from the correlation of column height data and independently determined intensity estimates from historic eruptions (Sparks et al. 1997).

"Until we have fine-grained statistics and a sufficient range of deidentified cases to be able to assess empirically, it is difficult to bring any real accountability".

We have further been able to assess empirically that the bound gets tighter as N or t increases.

To assess empirically the influence of the above factors on the amount of disclosure by firms, the study utilizes the following basic formulation: {EnvDisc}_{it}={beta}_0+{beta}_1{size}_{it}+{beta}_2{profit}_{it}+{beta}_3mathrm{a}{uditor}_{it}+{beta}_4{industry}_{it}+{beta}_5{foreignassoc}_{it}+{beta}_6{age}_{it}+{varepsilon}_{it}.

At the present time, items response data are not available for the AFQT for NLSY79 respondents, so it is not possible to assess empirically how problematic errors-in-variables bias might be in the specific applications listed above.

The objective of our study was to use a diverse sample of medical interventions to assess empirically whether first trials rendered substantially different treatment effect estimates than reliable, high-quality bodies of evidence.