Sentence examples for empirically viable from inspiring English sources

There is, he thinks, an empirically viable source of at least some claims concerning atoms the indirect data of indicative signs.

Some (e.g., Callender and Huggett 2001, Wüthrich 2004 (Other Internet Resources section); J. Mattingly 2005) have argued that semiclassical gravity, a theory in which matter is quantized but spacetime is classical, is at least coherent, though not quite an empirically viable option (we discuss this below).

Our aim was to develop a set of performance dimensions that balance what is theoretically desirable and what is empirically viable, with an emphasis on identifying measures that are credible, feasible, and comparable across health programs.

The immediate goal of our paper is to present the phenotype to environment transmission model, to establish that the modeling including Ph->E transmission in the standard genetic simplex model is locally identified, and that the model is empirically viable in terms of resolution and statistical power.

Empirically, we have shown that Mantra is a viable tool for collecting speeded responses, even when used in combination with a camera with a limited temporal resolution.

Threshold values were chosen empirically in order to approximate a VOI including only viable tumour tissue.

The procedure for sub-culturing the suspension was empirically optimised with a view to increasing the number of viable single cells in the suspension population.

Based on the ability to improve empirically a chip design, the application of candidate-SNP typing represents a viable approach in the context of molecular epidemiological studies.

This was arrived at empirically as randomly seeding individuals with approximately 50% 0's resulted in mostly non-viable strains and did not allow for the GA to reach the optimal solution.

In such a way that; viable physical environment, social organization and norms, characteristics of people objectives are to determinants empirically whether, and how the use of experience and practices can improve design problem-solving by both novice and expert designers.

It is empirically unprovable.