Sentence examples for empirically measure from inspiring English sources

Speaking at a press conference outside the National Science Institute's headquarters, Dr. Glenda Halsey told reporters the NSI's initial tests confirm an "uptick" in the country's Greatness Quotient -- a measurement the science community has relied upon for centuries to empirically measure just how great a country is or isn't.

A questionnaire survey is used to empirically measure the effectiveness of PM TTS on PP.

Besides, it also enables us to empirically measure aggregate liquidity risks by these test statistics.

We propose an analytical method using least cost analysis in a Geographic Information System (GIS) to empirically measure social integration.

The purpose of this paper is to empirically measure the strength and spatial extent of the relationships among the amount of funds raised by proximate biotechnology firms.

In other words, one first needs to empirically measure (i) employees' overall willingness to cooperate with the company and (ii) their awareness about the positive aggregate gains from cooperation.

Empirically, measuring overall condition of natural systems remains difficult and resource intensive.

This is impractical for general objects and materials as coefficients are not easily found and must be empirically measured.

When not in the field, I analyzed data and compared my site-specific model estimates of carbon stocks with the values I have empirically measured.

The difference in depolarisation block thresholds for the different models corresponds to the empirically measured changes in channel gating parameters: Specifically, in AV40 both channel gates are shifted to more depolarized potentials allowing oscillations to occur at more depolarised potentials.

Subsequently, the ANCOVA model was rerun without the interaction to examine if a significant difference existed between the predicted anterior bite forces generated by MandibLever and the empirically measured in-vivo bite forces recorded in the wild.