Sentence examples for empirically considered from inspiring English sources

Although non-target chemicals are empirically considered in the chemometric literature, their role is typically limited to the major statistical loadings in multi-variate distributions [2 4].

In the video coding community, 0.5 dB is empirically considered a threshold below which the perceptual quality difference cannot be perceived by subjects.

The seed storage temperature after inoculation is empirically considered the most important parameter related to rhizobial survival after seed treatment (Vriezen et al., 2005, 2006; Kremer and Peterson 1983).

Boiling processing is commonly used in post-harvest handling of White Paeony Root (WPR), in order to whiten the herbal materials and preserve the bright color, since such WPR is empirically considered to possess a higher quality.

Devi and Khatua approach empirically considered the momentum exchange at the junction between main channel and flood plain at low flow depths, increasing subsequently a value of k to more than 0.15, and improving the prediction of the velocity particularly in the main channel region.

hence they are empirically considered among the basal taxa within Chaetonotida.

This number was chosen empirically considering its visual effect on the spectral shape.

We chose these steps empirically, considering the desired number of iterations.

Patients should also empirically consider that the benefit of preventive medication had not been adequate (meaning they were not satisfied with their level of improvement).

Recalling a similar quote from Box (1976), "All models are wrong, but some are useful," we argue that empirically considering parsimony and relative theoretical support is more likely to produce useful models, than is empirically establishing statistical significance.

Swaen and Amelsvoort (2009) proposed a quantitative approach to empirically consider the Hill criteria.