Sentence examples for empirical rationales from inspiring English sources

The proceeding sections provided both theoretical and empirical rationales for using the proposed information integration framework to mine large gene lists for functional modules.

However, there appears to be no empirical rationale supporting this cut-off score decision.

Benzylpenicillin, ceftazidime and silybin have been the most frequently used drugs in the management of α-amanitin poisoning, mostly based on empirical rationale.

In addition, we found the existing literature often lacked detailed descriptions of the intervention for replication, seldom described the theoretical and empirical rationale for the implementation and evaluation of the intervention, and often had limitations in the evaluation methodology.

However, despite the empirical rationale to design learning environments that teach domain-general spatial ability as a means to improve STEM achievement, critiques against this line of work argue that correlations between spatial ability and achievement remain weak to moderate (r = 0.2 to 0.3; Hegarty, 2014).

This article describes the theoretical and empirical rationale for the design and content of the FOCUS Program.

This article reviews the empirical rationale for using group-based, online cognitive-behavioural therapy in young people after cancer treatment.

This evidence is an empirical rationale to implement and evaluate efforts to reduce traffic speed and aggressive driving on women and men.

Evidence of enhanced growth-related traits of prairie grass cultivars relative to local ecotype sources provide empirical rationale for the anticipated success of these cultivars in restorations (Gustafson et al. 2004a; Klopf and Baer 2011; Lambert et al. 2011).

Below, the first sub-section presents a basic empirical rationale for evaluating the quality of a patient decision aid in terms of the method(s) it uses to foster values clarification.

8, 54 Efforts should be increased to promote the combined use of district-resolved risk maps and mathematical models to predict epidemiologic impacts of various intervention suites because these maps and models can provide malaria control programs with strong empirical rationale to inform national strategic plans.