Sentence examples for empirically estimate from inspiring English sources

In this study, we attempt to empirically estimate the relationships between urban land use patterns and energy consumption.

I use new, large-scale vehicle registry data from Norway to empirically estimate the impact that different subsidies have on electric vehicle adoption when network externalities are present.

We then use two large, open-access data sets to empirically estimate false positive rates and how these depend on sample size, degree of smoothing and modulation.

The astrospheric absorption provides a way to empirically estimate the mass loss rates of solar-like stars, leading to the first empirical estimates of how solar-like winds vary with stellar age and activity.

We empirically estimate an expected upper limit to the false detection rate in LSST image differencing, using measurements on DECam data and prototype LSST software and find it to be about 450 deg−2.

Using a recent microeconomic database we empirically estimate the relation between intangible assets, advertising expenses, revenues and profits for Italian Visual Arts, whose sample is defined referring to the latest legislative definition that includes 'landscape'landscape

The transition probabilities of the two Markov chains are empirically estimated using the so-called Lidstone estimator [60].

Each objective function was empirically estimated.

France, R. L. Empirically estimating the lateral transport of riparian leaf litter to lakes.

(I) Assumes equal polyp fecundity over depth27 (96 eggs per polyp32); (II) assumes empirically estimated depth-specific fecundity.

The statistical significance of the ES scores was empirically estimated by performing 1,000 random permutations of the ranked gene list.