Sentence examples for empirical figures from inspiring English sources
The calculated costs are based on empirical figures for expanding already established medical genetic departments and diagnostic outpatient clinics to undertake the work described.
Through the current report, we now have empirical figures for breast cancer risk in breast cancer kindreds where a BRCA mutation is not demonstrable: the cumulative incidence rate for breast cancer in breast cancer kindreds without a demonstrable genetic cause was 7.9 % = RR 2.0 at age 60 years.
"From the empirical figure of 2% of deaths by lethal violence in primitive hunter-gatherers, different historical times have had different levels of lethal violence," said Gómez.
Moving forward, we need to be less ideological and more empirical in figuring out what works in combating America's drug problem.
This new approach provides both a valuable tool for predicting genetic structure in marine populations and a means of explicitly testing these predictions with empirical data (Figure 1).
On the other hand, the recency-based mechanism (RM) reproduced the recency influence as observed in the empirical data (Figure 6(b)).
Thus in total, the search strategy identified 16 eligible empirical studies (Figure 2).
The results indicated that the model was indeed improved, measured by both AUC and validation rate, but still not as good as our empirical approach (Figure S4).
The emergent age-specific contact patterns of our model closely resemble other empirical estimates (Figure 1), and parsimoniously incorporate individual-level heterogeneity.
The method successfully detects a strong signal of non-random locations of paralogous gene pairs in S. cerevisiae, a species known to have undergone WGD (empirical P<10−3; Figure 4A,B), but there is no significant signal of WGD in the A. oryzae genome (P = 0.79; Figure 4C).
The most common reasons for exclusion were that the abstract did not refer to an RCT, did not use qualitative research or did not report empirical research (figure 2).
