Sentence examples for empirically present from inspiring English sources

Shouldn't scientists empirically present their findings regardless of the reception of varying individuals?

It's not that no efficiencies are conceivable, it's that none are empirically present.

Thus, in this paper, we analyze the fundamentals behind the main code-hiding schemes used by mobile malware and, by running tests, empirically present methods for extracting the original code hidden in the malware through reverse engineering analysis.

ISF empirically presents as an interesting intermediate state, between NF and CFS.

Empirically, we present data from two independent qualitative studies conducted in South Africa (n = 40) and Tanzania (n = 10) with university students who accessed higher education despite trends of low participation for their social class and/or gender.

It is largely driven by speculation and difficult to test empirically at present (Kitchin 2002; Pickrell and Oehme 2002).

When, however, this infection is missed on account of few leukocytes in urine (a recognized limitation), there is the concern – empirically unsubstantiated at present – that affected infants left untreated at the initial clinical encounter will return with invasive sepsis.

We discuss implications for future training by presenting empirically based training principles designed to develop adaptive skill.

Besides, the research hypotheses to be empirically tested are presented.

Chapters also present empirically-supported intervention and prevention programs focused on building early relationships from birth through three years of age.

Based on backscattered light characteristics (empirically obtained) they presented a visibility recovery approach which also yields a rough estimate of the 3D scene structure.