Sentence examples for empirically establishing from inspiring English sources

Our next step, currently in planning, is to evaluate the 30 quality indicators empirically, establishing their suitability and feasibility of use.

Empirically establishing rules of penetration for antimicrobials will form the knowledge base to produce libraries tailored to antibiotic discovery, and will revive rational drug design.

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.

Specifically, empirically establishing the worth of the principles as a descriptive and explanatory framework has received minimal academic attention.

In our study, the dataset reported was generated using a 12-bp window, having previously explored a range of window sizes between 8 16 bp and empirically establishing that a 12-bp window was sufficient to capture the best motifs.

By cataloguing variation in the MHC through the re-sequencing of specific haplotypes (Allcock et al., 2002; Horton et al., 2008), and empirically establishing the complex patterns of LD across the region (Miretti et al., 2005), it has been possible to establish a comprehensive panel of haplotype tagging single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) (de Bakker et al., 2006).

Reichenbach's claim is that there is a principle of probability that has an equal status: it cannot be empirically established, but it is a precondition of empirical knowledge.

The principle is "transcendental" because it cannot be empirically established, but is instead a precondition for the very possibility of empirical knowledge.

Both bidirectional, unidirectional and non-causality were empirically established.

Still, crossover of activity-related emotions cannot be empirically established.

It is an empirically established truth that whatever is perceived is composite.