Sentence examples for empirical variation from inspiring English sources

Despite vast empirical variation, we can identify particular admission patterns for elective surgery.

The densities of monitoring stations over different regions therefore follow the empirical variation.

The smaller size of the coefficient for the treatment variable after six months in the estimation approach using Z2 rather than Z1 as the instrumental variable is not necessarily due to the lower empirical variation in the instrumental variable.

The minimum size of the last window was set to 9. The empirical variation was compared to the variation of the references that otherwise resembled the empirical dataset but had uniform mutation ratios over all age groups.

Small changes in absolute risk predictions can greatly affect risk categorisation and we believe this to be the origin of the extra empirical variation.

Moreover, when the Gorlin formula [ 43] is applied for measurement of aortic valve area, some inaccuracies may occur due to cardiac output calculation and the empirical variation of the Gorlin's constant [ 44].

The goal of phenomenological research is to describe the world as experienced by the participants in the study in order to discover the common meanings and underlying empirical variations of a given phenomenon [ 17].

Furthermore, we also highlight on an empirical basis that variation in phenotypic correlations can be due to variation in both the within-individual and between-individual components.

Jenkin's multi-pronged argument gave Darwin considerable difficulties and set the stage for more detailed empirical inquiries into variation and its causes.

Comparison of empirical lead-size variation as a function of clock time with those produced by Bernoulli (B) or Markov (M) tempo or balance models, for each sport.

Data from tests is utilized to propose empirical relations for variation of strength and modulus of NSM CFRP reinforcement with temperature.