Sentence examples for based on previous empirical from inspiring English sources

All questionnaires are based on previous empirical researches.

Based on previous empirical research (see above) we expected lower cold resistance in the southern populations, and rapid growth to be associated with reduced cold resistance potentially through a link with lower Hsp70 levels.

However, based on previous empirical data, a normal distribution may be more appropriate for diseases when the mean number of significant contacts is expected to be large [ 18].

If properly selected (based on previous empirical evidence and current scientific theory), an adequately powered subgroup analysis can be a valid hypothesis testing endeavour.

Similarly, our findings were specific to right-sided stimulation – selected again based on previous empirical work but also to avoid potential disruption of language and verbal memory which might follow left side stimulation.

This demonstrates why looking at multiple variables might be fine for hypothesis generating analyses, but that primary (hypothesis testing) analyses must be based on previous empirical evidence or theory, generally be few in number, and be specified a priori.

Based on previous studies, related empirical correlations of laminar convective heat transfer in microchannel heat sinks are summed up firstly.

Decomposition: Decomposition into a hierarchy is based on previous studies and empirical experiences.

The equations and models used have been previously described in detail by Ledesma-Amaro et al. [ 56] based on previous theoretical and empirical studies [ 46, 57– 57].

Thus, based on previous geographic and empirical data for A. socius, we hypothesized that the observed distributions of Idh-1 alleles, including the high frequency of the 2.0 allele and the cline in the frequency of the 2.2 allele, had resulted from natural selection on differential enzymatic performance across thermal environments.

These are grouped into those related to the decision, that is its size; the characteristics of decision makers—such as their background (clinical or managerial); the type of evidence used in the decision practical (based on previous experience) or empirical and the extent of coproduction in the decision.