Sentence examples for empirically acknowledged from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we begin by analyzing building dynamics and use singular perturbation arguments to provide a theoretical justification for the empirically acknowledged multiple time scale dynamic response of buildings.

The quality index (QI) that is used to calculate acknowledged project effort is empirically evaluated in order to find interchangeable metric sets that can be used when calculating QI.

The differences in stroke rehabilitation between developed and developing countries are readily acknowledged in common perception, but are not empirically supported.

The HSSUI has been previously tested and assessed for reliability and validity [ 113, 114] and is acknowledged as one of the few published measures of ambulatory utilization that is empirically validated [ 115].

Although previous authors have acknowledged these assumptions and recognised they constituted imperfect tests, within habitat patchiness has not been empirically tested in this context before.

He derived the law empirically, unaware that it already had been deduced theoretically by the U.S. meteorologist William Ferrel, whose priority Buys Ballot later acknowledged.

In view of these difficulties, it has long been acknowledged that no effect levels (NELs) (in the strict sense of zero effect levels) cannot be determined empirically.

17, 18 While the importance of context has long been acknowledged by experienced primary care managers and clinicians leading improvement on the ground, the authors found little empirically based analysis in the literature relating specifically to large-scale improvement projects in the general practice sector.

"Yes," Mr. Yao acknowledged.

She acknowledged that.

"Nothing," the Admiral acknowledged.