Sentence examples for empirically changed from inspiring English sources

Antimicrobial drug therapy was empirically changed to imipenem/cilastatin and amikacin.

Over the following days, a nosocomial, ventilator-associated pneumonia was diagnosed and the antibiotic therapy was empirically changed to imipenem 500 mg four times a day.

The tube was subsequently empirically changed to an extended proximal length size 6.0 tube to decrease the risk of future dislodgement.

After a diagnostic bronchoscopy with bronchoalveolar lavage on the day of admission, the antibiotic therapy was empirically changed to piperacillin/tazobactam 4.5 g 3 times daily and clarythromycin 500 mg twice daily.

"I don't think the dividend tax cut empirically changes their impression of the riskiness of making that investment".

While the uncertainty in dye localization can give rise to numerous artifacts, it is possible to empirically change experimental conditions (concentration of the probe, loading time and temperature, cell type) to minimize intracellular compartmentalization.

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.

Antimicrobial therapy was changed empirically to meropenem (1,000 mg 3×/d) on day 2.

One patient received fluconazole empirically, which was changed in the course to amphotericin B [ 22].

Secondly, the antifungal chosen empirically can be changed based on the results of species determination or susceptibility testing.

Due to a subsequent rash which developed within two days of beginning the ceftriaxone, the antibiotic treatment was changed empirically to levofloxacin.