Sentence examples for empirical scheme from inspiring English sources

An empirical scheme was used for temperatures below 0.47.

This empirical scheme provides a viable way to predict interaction energies, and, thus, blend phase behavior and interfacial parameters.

These findings are used to produce an empirical scheme describing bromocarbon cycling in natural waters which is validated against measured concentration data from the RaTS site.

In order to control this effect, an empirical scheme can be defined.

BSE ic; Me7 ic (chromosome 4) BSE ip; Me7 ic (chromosome 6) Me7 ip; BSE ip (chromosome 6) Though the possibility of genetic heterogeneity within QTLs is not excluded, the data suggest correspondence between these results and the empirical scheme of genetic overlap outlined by table 3. Table 4 gives no indication of any delineation between natural and host-adapted TSE strains.

Starting from an existing, simpler empirical scheme based on the complexity of breast surgical procedures, which was used in-house primarily in operative report-writing, a novel classification of ablative and breast-conserving procedures initially needed to be developed and elaborated systematically.

The predicted breaking height and water depth were more accurate than those obtained traditionally through empirical schemes.

Compared with traditional empirical schemes, the EMMS-based method avoids pre-separating the complex systems into various reaction zones until each has a single and simple flow state.

Two empirical schemes are presented, established on specimens under R = 0.1 constant-amplitude loading at several stress level and life fraction combinations.

As the microbial and resistance patterns are variable across ICUs, these empirical schemes have to be matched to the local situation in order to achieve high rates of appropriate coverage whilst avoiding unnecessary broad-spectrum antibiotics [ 6, 7].

Both guidance by SC as well as the use of ICU-specific empirical schemes that incorporate local microbiology data have been shown to increase appropriate empirical prescription and reduce the use of broad-spectrum antimicrobials as compared to general guidelines [ 4, 7, 8, 17- 19].