Sentence examples for empirically effective from inspiring English sources

It's intensely frustrating that we have a political system in which empirically effective initiatives are dragged, as a matter of course, into these ignorant, corrosive pre-fab scripts, and detonated for partisan advantage.

Such a step seems both rationale and empirically effective; however, it questions the role of the end-user platform.

The counselor can make use of methods from existing theoretically based and empirically effective interventions in life review that focus on a productive use of autobiographical memories [ 44, 45].

Both dereverberation and the beamformer provide linear filtering, which does not cause time-varying distortions to the processed speech and is therefore empirically particularly effective for ASR.

In addition, it would be also fruitful to empirically investigate effective contingency plans for early or late delivery of the products in various market segments (e.g., fast, mass, luxury, men's, women's, etc).

In this vein, research using the F-CGRT has the potential to empirically identify effective strategies that are consequently appropriate for institutionalization.

The duration of light irradiation, under PDT treatment, is calculated taking into account the empirically found effective dose of light energy in J ·cm.

Complex decongestive physiotherapy is an empirically-derived, effective, multicomponent technique designed to reduce limb volume and maintain the health of the skin and supporting structures.

There is currently no effective empirically based smoking-cessation program for American Indians.

The booklet, referred to as the Wellness Planner, included components that have been empirically demonstrated as effective, such as crisis planning, goal setting, and resource planning.

This study presents an alternative method to empirically establish the effective diffusion coefficient and the convective velocity of 137Cs in undisturbed soils.