Sentence examples for empirically gauge from inspiring English sources

This study serves as one of the few attempts to empirically gauge the views of key stakeholders on these issues.

Here we present data on the Portuguese validation of the Functioning Assessment Short Test (FAST), which was explicitly designed to gauge functioning dimensions empirically linked to bipolar disorder.

We empirically integrate these principles to gauge their unique contribution to the aesthetic experience, using two distinct surveys (study 1 300 respondents and 20 stimuli, study 2 60 respondents and 24 stimuli).

Similarly, string theorists did not assume supersymmetry, extra dimensions, the dualities of M-theory or the myriad possible universes; they discovered them to be consequences of a theory that subsumes empirically well-established features such as general relativity, gauge field theory and chiral quarks and leptons.

In the present study, the optimal β for tsunamis is empirically determined by tsunami records obtained by deep-sea ocean bottom pressure (OBP) gauges.

Finite element calculations are also used to provide strain data at locations that are not conducive for installing strain gauges, while the compatibility of measured and calculated data is made empirically.

It is empirically unprovable.

This can be seen empirically.

Important decisions would be made empirically.

His books proceeded simply, directly, empirically.

See also gauge theory.