Sentence examples for empirically advocated from inspiring English sources

aTerm empiric change used because amikacin and kanamycin were both resistant or of borderline susceptibility, and use of capreomycin has been empirically advocated in this setting [ 1], but capreomycin testing was not performed in this study.

We advocated against it".

Thromboprophylaxis is also advocated.

Second, rarely have any QTN been shown empirically to change in frequency through more than a few generations in natural populations, on time scales pertinent to the evolution of traits through ecological selection (but see Barrett and Schluter 2008), thus pairing the QTN approach with the direct observation of the evolutionary process advocated by Travisano and Shaw.

Violence is advocated.

Whilst place-based approaches are usually associated with situational and community crime prevention initiatives, we advocate utilising a broader range of theoretically and empirically informed prevention approaches including (but not limited to) developmental prevention, offender and victim focused initiatives, as well as situational and community crime prevention.

Advocating energy independence?

What do I advocate?

He advocates metal platters.

We advocate change".

Others advocate pan-frying.