Sentence examples for empirical judgement from inspiring English sources

These are non-terminating judgements of value and are empirically confirmable or disconfirmable by induction just like any other objective empirical judgement.

Current rainwater removal methods include use of orchard air-blast crosswind and manned helicopter downwash based on empirical judgement of growers.

The cluster depth selected was based on the empirical judgement whether the clinical samples could be well separated using the candidate gene subset(s).

This finding is unambiguous even if the technique is empirical and judgement at times subjective.

The design of rolls and pass-schedules, however, are still carried out relying on individual empirical knowledge and judgement, with the consumption of much time and labor.

The transferability of the BN modelling framework to the NM risk assessment paradigm such as control banding is characterised by its mathematical flexibility in terms of probability elicitation (mechanical, empirical or expert judgement), its ability to adapt to new information and its capacity to produce probabilistic forecasts in low, and often missing data environments.

Second, he argued that, if probability judgements were empirical frequency claims, then the probability judgements would themselves only be probable, something that can't be coherently accounted for.

Thirdly, the estimation of quantitative effects, using literature, empirical findings and expert judgement, was developed.

The "surprise question" is an empirical question on clinical judgement.

Variables that were continuous such as the number of enabled alerts were categorised into dichotomous groups, based on examination of the empirical distributions and clinical judgement of the research team regarding appropriate cut points.

The oddities are harder to tolerate when we consider conditional judgements about empirical matters.