Sentence examples for empirically identified from inspiring English sources

The majority of known adjuvants have been empirically identified.

Symbiotic endogeneity has been empirically identified by iterating the negative binomial regressions.

Endogeneity is not avoided but is empirically identified by the iteration; when it is identified, we call it symbiotic endogeneity.

Three phases of social exchange in the collaboration are empirically identified: the dating phase, brainstorming phase, and decision phase.

SUTV zones, including surface urban heat islands (SUHI) and surface urban heat sinks (SUHS), were then empirically identified.

Also, we empirically identified 2 (out of 13) candidate similarity functions that achieved good performance, with a F-measure value around 0.73, and precision values of 0.7 and recall of 0.75 (depending on the k threshold used).

A: The literature has had difficulty empirically identifying the effect of government spending on the private sector.

We shall empirically identify discriminative measures that can be reliably employed in the next section.

Overall, the results show that it is possible to empirically identify different patterns of students' computer use.

One may be interested in jointly testing these mechanisms, and empirically identifying the most relevant one for a particular context.

The overall goal was to empirically identify ways in which a course on design patterns could be improved.