Sentence examples for empirically introduced from inspiring English sources

For the apparent friction coefficient, we adopt an empirically introduced value, μ′ = 0.4, but we also repeat our analyses for two other values (= 0.1 and 0.8).

Parameterizations should preferably be based on first principles, that is, they should rely on rigorous laws of physics rather than on a set of empirically introduced (tuning) parameters.

With developments of the perturbation model for radiance, a direct verification of our empirically introduced weighting factor would become possible.

Three weeks after she was admitted to the hospital, an infection developed in the surgical wound and treatment with sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim (160/800 mg q 12 h) was empirically introduced.

Empirically introducing an adjuvant therapy on day 5 of infection may lead to falsely reassuring outcomes because the parasitemia and cellular-molecular pathophysiology have yet to fully develop.

In the other patients, vanco was introduced empirically for clinically evolving sepsis.

We used two definitions of "caseness": the DSM-IV Hypochondriasis criteria and the newly introduced empirically established criteria for Health anxiety [2].

We conducted a two-year follow-up study of patients with Health anxiety defined either as fulfilling criteria for DSM-IV Hypochondriasis and/or the recently introduced empirically established Health anxiety diagnosis [2] (Table S1).

Cyclophosphamide, together with high-dose glucocorticoids, was introduced empirically for induction treatment of AAV over 40 years ago, as a lymphocyte-depleting therapy following its use in lymphoproliferative diseases.

They state that, although clinicians disagree as to when, and even if, amphotericin B therapy should be introduced empirically, most believe that the patient who remains febrile and profoundly neutropenic for >5 days despite the administration of broad-spectrum antibiotics in adequate dosages, is a candidate for antifungal therapy [ 6].

Hughes et al. state that, although clinicians disagree as to when, and even if, amphotericin B therapy should be introduced empirically, most believe that the patient who remains febrile and profoundly neutropenic for >5 days, despite the administration of broad-spectrum antibiotics in adequate dosages, is a candidate for antifungal therapy.