Sentence examples for empirically improves from inspiring English sources

One year of trastuzumab, chosen empirically, improves survival of women with early-stage, HER2-positive breast cancer but also adds substantially to cost, toxicity, and inconvenience.

Individual experiments to empirically improve the bioreactor are intensive, so we propose global superstructure optimisation for bioreactor design.

For current column performance the measured contributions are negligible in practice, probably because designs have been empirically improved together with improving column performance.

The COSMO-SAC predictions can be empirically improved by changing the real space cut-off distance employed in the ab initio calculations.

Unfortunately for the Democrats this cycle, their failure to empirically improve African-American safety - the chief social good from which all other social goods flow - is too obvious to ignore.

After the publication of 'SOAPdenovo2: an empirically improved memory-efficient short-read de novo assembler.

The objectives were to describe the nature of subjects reflected in the false negative citations and to empirically improve the sensitivity of the search filter.

In summary, we have demonstrated that internal reference panel selection via minimizing ADCL produces empirically improved imputation accuracy compared to maximizing PD, particularly for low-frequency variants.

Incorrectly excluded citations from a previously validated palliative search filter were studied using frequency analysis of MeSH terms, resulting in the additional inclusion of headings which empirically improved the sensitivity of the original Master Search.

A new index proposed to assess linkage performance is demonstrated empirically to improve discriminatory power of performance.

A recent approach to projecting incidence rates (Møller et al, 2002) was adapted for most of the cancer sites, based on a standard age-period-cohort model (Osmond, 1985), but with some modifications which have been shown empirically to improve the predictions (Møller et al, 2003).