Sentence examples for empirically achieved from inspiring English sources

High performers have not empirically achieved low overall rates of readmission by reducing readmissions from specific diagnoses or time periods after discharge.

One answer would be to 'recover' a counterfactual estimation that contrasts the exposed with 'themselves if unexposed' regarding the outcome of interest, which is only empirically achieved by comparing the exposed with the actual unexposed, once the effect of other relevant factors are explained away.

These values were selected empirically to achieve the best segmentation results over all patients.

This gate was established empirically to achieve ~90% enrichment of unc-4 GFP unc-4 GFPlabeledg 2G).

Reaction times were chosen empirically to achieve sufficient amounts of nucleobase adducts for analysis.

We varied the value of ζ empirically to achieve the X proportions of missingness above.

For example, in differentiating chicken isolates from those originating in cattle and sheep, STRUCTURE predicts an accuracy of 91%, but empirically it achieves an average accuracy of 80%.

For most accurate measurements of the hybridization rates, the concentrations of probes were adjusted empirically to achieve average probe arrival times of 10 100 s.

An amplification process, modeled as a γ-parameter on the input to the third differential in the CRP series, was incorporated empirically to achieve a better fit to the CRP data.

This is typically achieved empirically, whereby a calibration engineer induces knock on the ECU and monitors the detection performance to manually adjust the tunable parameters.

Peak production was achieved empirically in shake flask culture and it was very close to the projected activity by the response surface model.