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It is less obvious how this can be achieved empirically and will require the utilization and further development of methodological techniques that will enable the integration of data derived from quantitative and qualitative methods.
Peak production was achieved empirically in shake flask culture and it was very close to the projected activity by the response surface model.
The best duty cycle in the 1D spectra was achieved empirically using a 50° pulse and a delay time of 4.0 s.
Currently, for nonlinear systems, this is achieved empirically using a large number of simulations with different excitation inputs (ground motion suites) and numerically randomized structural model samples.
This was achieved empirically: if the randomly drawn frequency had heterozygosity greater than the median (i.e. 2p(1−p)>0.375) then the magnitude of the allele effect was drawn to be less than the median of the distribution of the magnitudes.
It is found that for SNR = 0.8 dB when only node degree distribution optimization by LP was performed for SI-BICM-ID-EM (indexed by and (ii) in the figure), lower bit error floor can be achieved compared to empirically designed case and (i)) [13, 15].
Reducing uncertainty in future climate-hydrology scenarios can be achieved by incorporating deterministic processes and empirically confirmed landscape characteristics into estimates of potential hydrologic outcomes.
To help designing stirred bioreactors, the substrate reduction to be achieved in a given time interval was empirically related to cBd and YP/B.
This is typically achieved empirically, whereby a calibration engineer induces knock on the ECU and monitors the detection performance to manually adjust the tunable parameters.
Ground motion definition was achieved indirectly through empirically derived response spectra obtained from sets of earthquake ground motions recorded at a nearby station located in soft soil.
Excellent agreement was achieved between melcor predictions and the measured data, when several empirically derived coefficients were used.
