Sentence examples for empirically validate from inspiring English sources

To empirically validate the framework and prediction accuracy, we conduct a large empirical study on fifty-two releases of Mozilla Firefox developed over a period of four years.

In addition, experiments are conducted to empirically validate the theoretical assessment of the hypothesis.

We empirically validate our approach in a simulated scenario and within RoboCup competitions.

We derive and empirically validate measures of quality for both derivatives and difference estimates.

Researchers mine this data to empirically validate research ideas and to support practitioners' activities.

The authors empirically validate this framework by analyzing online contributions of lead users for mobile service innovation projects.

Whether the legal system, or society, acknowledges the validity of an empirically validated fact or not is not actually my concern.

In 1995, a group of leading psychologists published a report identifying what it called empirically validated therapies.

"We simply do not have empirically validated treatments for recurrent suicidal behavior".

"Some of the wisdom embodied in A.A., such as the notion of persons, places and things that trigger drinking, are very much a part of cognitive-behavioral therapy, which is a scientifically driven, empirically validated treatment," Dr. Nunes said.

Challenging and changing the dysfunctional thoughts of depression are the exact aims of cognitive-behavioral therapy, one of the most empirically validated and popular forms of psychotherapy.