Sentence examples for estimated empirically from inspiring English sources

The average H R t) adjusted for the different covariates was estimated empirically: its estimation was obtained using large size samples to guarantee good precision.

The "true" quantiles (i.e., the best possible estimate of the quantiles) of the survival distribution were assumed to be the quantiles of survival estimated empirically from the data using the IPCW estimator as of December 31 , 2001

The parameters are estimated empirically from experimental or onsite measurements.

We also introduce new results that could be estimated empirically.

For h-BN, the aspect ratio of nanoparticles was estimated empirically as η = 5.32.

Proportions of vehicles in the two classes can be estimated empirically from reference data.

TDS refers to the total dissolved solids present in the water and is estimated empirically from electrical conductivity values.

In the general case examined here, the optimal threshold needs to be estimated empirically from the data being analyzed [30].

For ex post assessment, analysts need to consider which outcomes to estimate empirically and which to model based on empirical findings and understanding of the economic and biological mechanisms along the causal pathway from market intervention to population health.

While many argue that engagement initiatives among communities are difficult to estimate empirically, some studies also reveal reviews of major regeneration development, demonstrating the importance of community engagement.

The conventional approach to these problems is to build simplified box-and-wing models of the satellites and to estimate empirically factors that account for the inevitable mis-modelling.