Sentence examples for empirically resolving from inspiring English sources
Several attempts have recently been made to harness these technologies for empirically resolving the clinical hurdle posed by CDDP resistance, with very promising results.
While the issue of the relative contributions of common and rare variants is far from being empirically resolved, pathway-analytic approaches have shown that not only do both contribute to ADHD, but they tend to act on similar functional classes of genes (5, 16).
Professor Bruce MacLennan sums up the sentiments of many of the researchers in his response: "I think that the issue of machine consciousness (and consciousness in general) can be resolved empirically, but that it has not been to date.
A team of psychological scientists has been working to resolve this issue empirically.
The accuracy with which the thermal camera could resolve temperature was empirically determined by imaging a black body radiator made from a 5 mm diameter sphere of Blue-Tack (Bostik Ltd, Thomastown, Victoria, Australia) which was then coloured matt black with Sharpie permanent marker (ACME, USA) [6].
In this way the model and results based on it help to conceptualise the different modes of interaction and their role in group dynamics in a more systematic way and help to design controlled experiments in which the effect of different factors resolved here can be empirically tested.
Empirically, the question has been hard to resolve.
It is helpful to note that more empirically based research is being done to resolve these questions.
So empirically, the l 1-SVD technique can resolve M−1 sources with an M-sensors array if they are not located too close to each other [7].
Because of concerns about recall bias, we did not ask about an undiagnosed febrile illness before 2000; thus, some of these eight landscapers might have had such an illness, which resolved without intervention or was treated empirically with an agent effective against many tick-borne infections.
