Sentence examples for experimentally establishing from inspiring English sources
After experimentally establishing the performance benefits of the novel caching strategy, we carry out an evaluation of various cache replacement policies in a Cloud-based deployment of the Context Provisioning Architecture (Cloud-based evaluation section).
Although logistically difficult with primates, the translocation of gesturers between communities remains critical to experimentally establishing the possible cultural origin and transmission of nonhuman gestures.
Essential when experimentally establishing correct structure activity relationships is the generation of nanoparticles of well-controlled sizes.
While experimentally establishing the adaptive value of these organs remains difficult owing to the challenges of sampling and maintaining deep-sea organisms, hypotheses abound.
Due to the difficulties inherent to membrane protein crystallography and the currently available rather laborious experimental methods for topology determination, only several thousands of experimentally established topology data are available [ 4].
This is an idea is worthwhile looking at, but the final test would be to see some real applications of the approach on some established CNS drugs and their activity on some non-CNS targets experimentally established.
Dr. Abrams explained as he worked that these printed circles were logical rather than experimentally established extremes, and that in his experience the circles he had plotted to represent the actual vision fields of his patients had without exception fallen inside the circles printed on the charts.
The existence of the tachyon, though not experimentally established, appears consistent with the theory of relativity, which was originally thought to apply only to particles traveling at or less than the speed of light.
The model inaccuracy is theoretically and experimentally established.
The third postulate, the field equations for the metric g, is less well experimentally established.
The first statement is an "axiom" because it reflects the experimentally established fact.
