Sentence examples for empirical steps from inspiring English sources

As such, the core objective of this paper is to take provisional empirical steps towards a formal psychology of "authentic" sporting fandom that does not replicate this troublesome assumption.

Nielsen and Powell deserve great credit for finally taking some empirical steps toward improving our knowledge in this area.

In most cases, interactions found in two-hybrid can be confirmed although it may take time to find the best conditions since most of the protocols include empirical steps that need to be optimized for every interacting couple.

The method, which integrates theoretical and empirical steps, is applied in the context of the construct of trait emotional intelligence (trait EI), using data from six different samples (N = 1284) collected across Europe.

It's not a new idea, but the research is an important empirical step forward.

So, this study can be considered as an empirical step to connect intrinsic quality and extrinsic quality of SFD designs.

An empirical step-by-step procedure is presented for selecting trial mix proportions for concretes with a range of consistency values, setting times and cube compressive strengths.

The scaled initial concentrations in the layers, beginning with the layer farthest from the environment are 1.6, 0.4, and 0. Desired average delivery rates and device lifetimes are achieved by a single, typically empirical step in which the diffusivity is fixed to give an optimized utilization of the chemical over the life of the device.

Thus, the model is only valid for specific scenario and requires and empirical calibration step.

First, the existing architecture implementation has been extended for acquisition of new empirical data (step 3).

Later on, Martini et al. [21] proposed CliPPER, an empirical two-step method, for the identification of significant signal transduction paths within significantly-altered pathways.