Sentence examples for empirically captures from inspiring English sources

It empirically captures the important relationship between performance interference of VM and major factors which are easily accessible in the real environment.

It empirically captures the important relationship between performance interference of VM and major factors which are easily accessible in the real environment with defined benchmark workloads on a Xen hypervisor cluster platform.

Likewise, the unpublished simulator SimSeq [ 12] empirically captures some characteristic features of Illumina error models, however only allows a single input genome, does not empirically derive all parameters, and cannot simulate Roche/454 data.

By taking into account asymmetries in departures from the long-run equilibrium relationship, the MTAR technique is designed to empirically capture the characteristics of periodically collapsing bubbles.

Knowledge-based potentials are statistical parameters derived from databases of known protein properties that empirically capture aspects of the physical chemistry of protein structure and function.

Another explanation might be the inability at this time to empirically capture changes in behavior outside the home to reduce contacts or transmission (e.g. washing hands, wearing facemasks, and avoidance of coughing into open air).

By altering the concentration of hygromycin B and the time when it was added, we were able to empirically capture the positions of ribosomes after they had loaded and started elongation.

In the managerial research literature, a number of constructs have been developed and applied empirically to capture the managerial resources that facilitate efficient responses to change.

Both the book and Heilbrunn's review, unfortunately, opt for stock, Hollywood-style narratives that fail to capture, empirically or analytically, the RAND work effort and its implications.

All three factors (posture, propensity, and performance) are captured empirically in the form of a combinatorial we define as the Composite Innovation Index (CII).

As the role of ALMPs frequently involve substitution, displacement and other indirect effects, which generally cannot be addressed by microeconomic policy evaluations, capturing empirically the overall net effect of ALMPs on the wide labour market (i.e. including both on the efficiency of the matching process and on the size of the labour force) is of upmost importance.