Sentence examples for empirically evaluation from inspiring English sources

Additionally, this would also allow an empirically evaluation of the invariant property of IRT.

"Utility-based resource allocation" section indicates how the utility-based approach has been applied to the VM placement problem, and "Experimental evaluation" section empirically evaluates the approach, comparing it to an existing heuristic strategy.

We empirically evaluate our security framework against common cache attacks in "Evaluation" section.

The effect of unit choice is empirically evaluated using the eight languages from the 2016 IARPA BABEL evaluation.

For Messick, whose theory of validity has been so influential (McNamara 2006), establishing validity is essentially a matter of construct evaluation in which 'the meaning and consequences of measurement' are empirically evaluated (Messick 1996, p. 6).

Kendall 38 (p. 4) expands on this point when he writes that 'empirical evaluation of therapy is a step in the right direction, but it does not guarantee that empirically evaluated treatments will be effective when applied by different therapists'.

This volume offers the first systematic, empirically based evaluation of the effectiveness of the federal government's environmental justice policies.

Thus, an outcome measurement instrument in line with Evidence Based Medicine and best practice guidelines was designed that provides an empirically sound evaluation framework for treatment effectiveness, and an impetus for the development of effective interventions to generate an evidence based groundwork in forensic mental health.

The restriction enzyme AluI was chosen empirically, after evaluation of the percentage of the genome represented by fragments in the size range of 150-200 bp.

Hence, empirically grounded evaluations of learning are especially important.

Although history and physical examination suffice to diagnose it empirically, further diagnostic evaluation is needed in certain cases for confirming the diagnosis and assessing its severity.