Sentence examples for been driven by empirical from inspiring English sources

To date, the current design philosophy for the prediction of motions and wave-induced loads has been driven by empirical or first-principles calculation procedures based on well-proven applications such as ship motion prediction programs.

The study of plant behavioural ecology has been driven by empirical studies.

Political science, and social science more generally, supposes that policy should, where possible, be driven by empirical research.

Modern healthcare practice is driven by empirical evidence.

When the (psychiatric) APA published its guidelines for treatment of gender dysphoria last year and laid out the three courses of action touched upon by Dr. Drescher, it was clear that the first of the three was driven by empirical ignorance, and the second learned helplessness, or fear of the impact of cultural hostility.

Despite chromatography's extensive use, the selection of appropriate column conditions is driven by empirical methods and phenomenological theories.

The number of items within each subscale was driven by empirical evidence for the relative importance of each of those areas.

We were limited by the variables available in a secondary dataset, and our use of secondary data was driven by empirical research questions rather than by a conceptual framework.

The development of models and systems in Information Retrieval (IR) has been driven by the empirical measurement of effectiveness.

Yet he has observed that China is still working toward becoming a more hypothesis-driven scientific culture, moving away from a model that has historically been driven by studies of empirical observations.

Development of the empirical framework, over some ten years, has been driven by management strategic goals and the need for successful commercial outcomes.