Sentence examples for empirically real from inspiring English sources

The phenomenal world and finite individuals, though empirically real, are—from the higher point of view merely false appearances.

Results: After reviewing theoretical differences in performance between the score and LR tests, we find empirically on real data that the LR test generally has more power.

In this formula, Q k can be calculated empirically from real genomes (Eq. 4) or estimated theoretically under the assumption that the ancestral genome for species A and B is a random sequence (Eq. 5).

This paper studies information sharing empirically with real-world data from two application domains: (i) Smart Grids with electricity consumption data from more than 6,000 individuals and (ii) mobile phone sensing from several different sensors.

The purpose of this study is to evaluate empirically the real-life bioethical dilemmas with which palliative physicians are confronted when treating terminal cancer patients.

Here we approached the problem, empirically, by taking real spike signals recorded at high temporal resolution and estimating functional connectivity between filtered versions of the original spike signals.

The model is informed with the statistical laws empirically observed in real data on human population and mobility by air-travel, and discussed in the Demographic and travel data subsection.

We explore the conditions under which this test is consistent from a theoretical perspective and measure its accuracy empirically using both real and simulated data, demonstrating that causal gene regulatory networks can at least be partially inferred from static observational data provided there is sufficient auxiliary information about the regulatory context.

All algorithms are empirically evaluated using real-world data of locations of shared vehicle pick-up and drop-off stations.

Its frequency is, however, empirically determined under the real circumstances.

This NCPA model is empirically applied in a real case.