Sentence examples for examination empirically from inspiring English sources

However, some previous reports have described the use of Hardy Weinberg equilibrium examination empirically [ 34, 35].

We believe that the examination of regions empirically derived from mental health data offers clear advantages over examination of artificially derived boundaries such as states or counties.

This study reported a survey of English language testing practice in the Chinese context through empirically examining the testing practice of six English as a Foreign Language (EFL) examination boards operating at national, municipal, and university levels.

The bit score cutoff of 100 was established empirically by examination of the output produced using a range of bit score cutoffs (data not shown).

However, this possibility should be empirically examined.

Although history and physical examination suffice to diagnose it empirically, further diagnostic evaluation is needed in certain cases for confirming the diagnosis and assessing its severity.

Future research may empirically test these expectations.

These were to be established epistemologically and grounded empirically in a cultural examination of individual social phenomena.

Recognizing the limitations of the physical examination, the 2010 WHO treatment guidelines empirically recommended using a central venous catheter (CVC) in critically ill patients and a target central venous pressure (CVP) of 0 to 5 cm H2O [ 12].

In this way, the ground is prepared for an empirically based and theoretically informed examination of face in mainland China during the current period of market reform.

In moderate and severe infections, antibiotic therapy is usually initiated empirically before obtaining results of bacteriological examination.