Sentence examples for empirically knowledge from inspiring English sources

Since nearly all RTIs are treated empirically, knowledge of antibacterial resistance determined periodically is valuable.

Since nearly all respiratory infections are treated empirically, knowledge of antibacterial resistance determined periodically with contemporary isolates is valuable.

The principle is "transcendental" because it cannot be empirically established, but is instead a precondition for the very possibility of empirical knowledge.

"It shows the builders of Stonehenge had a sophisticated yet empirically derived knowledge of Pythagorean geometry 2000 years before Pythagoras," he said.

For future research, more systematic, both cumulative and empirically grounded knowledge is needed to build a stronger evidence base.

Suppose that we discovered a new civilization whose inhabitants could predict how the physical world works with great precision, on the basis of a substantial body of empirically acquired knowledge that they had accumulated over centuries.

Such empirically based knowledge, together with experiential insights, can begin to address questions regarding the way in which evidence behaves [e.g. (French and Morgan 2015)] to assess the probability of observations under proposed defence and prosecution hypotheses.

By using temporal causal relations from those domains as a main vehicle and structure for network models, the obtained network models get a strong relation to the large body of empirically founded knowledge from the Neurosciences and Social Sciences.

This field of research has by now resulted in an empirically underpinned knowledge base that can guide the analysis of teaching practices, but also the design of novel, powerful learning environments.

This time-honored empirically based knowledge has been replaced by some very sophisticated scientific research in the fields of materials science and structural engineering, but this is not often communicated or accessible to those who need it most: those on the construction site.

Given the frequency of infection as the underlying cause, antibiotics are often administered empirically (without knowledge of the exact source and nature of the infection).