Sentence examples for empirical use from inspiring English sources

Hence, provision a useful and informative risk group definition for empirical use is a tough task.

No international consensus has been reached on the empirical use of antibiotics with atypical coverage in nursing home acquired pneumonia (NHAP).

The aim of this multicentre randomised trial was to determine whether it was possible to predict grampositive bacteraemia, and whether the empirical use of vancomycin would lead to reduced morbidity and mortality.

Indeed, such an empirical use would have to be deployed, if the conclusion is to be reached.

Empirical use of anti-gram-positive antibiotic therapy should be associated with a search for methicillin-resistant S. aureus colonization.

Current data suggest that BL/BLI empirical use should be avoided for therapy of ESBL-PE-related infection.

Unfortunately, such an empirical use is precluded by the fact that the alleged object to which it is being applied is not empirical.

The minor premise, however, which specifically refers to objects in space and time (appearances), is committed to an empirical use of the term.

However, our argument is that it is necessary to adapt a perspective that is in agreement with the experiences resulted from empirical use of robots.

The categories are therefore, according to me, determined not for empirical use, but only for the objects of mathematics determined a priori" (GW V, 495 6 | VnL 437 8).

But once we face up to the fact that a criterion of transworld identity (if we had one) could have no such empirical use, the argument based on the epistemological assumption appears to collapse.