Sentence examples for has been empirically studied from inspiring English sources

Its detrimental impact on the performance of MIMO systems is already well-known and has been empirically studied in [34 36].

Yet, the comprehensiveness of the ICF taxonomy in addressing core aspects of specific contexts of application has been empirically studied in fields other than MEWC, including work and pain assessments.

Its strategic importance has been empirically demonstrated in different studies, however, the complexity of this process demands deeper theoretical analysis, which allows us to identify those elements that make the double fit possible.

This has been empirically proved in various studies on the adsorption of metal ions by silica gel (Stanton and Maatman 1963; Allen and Matijevic 1970).

However, these students were seldom involved in developing the criteria for assessment, which has been empirically supported by previous studies (Cheng et al. 2004; Wang et al. 2013).

First, it should be noted: it has been empirically established -- by a study by Matthew MacWilliams, published on Politico -- that authoritarians are a major component in Trump's following.

Indeed, this has been empirically shown in a study of ovarian cancer [ 24].

This has been empirically demonstrated in a study by Pruitt et al. that performed an evaluation of relative moderate and vigorous PA intensity thresholds in elderly.

43, 44 Although both optimal dose and dose-limiting toxicity of rituximab have not been identified, the dose of 375 mg/m weekly for 4 weeks has been empirically chosen for subsequent studies.

In addition, the selection bias associated with this method has been empirically investigated in a previous study (McCarthy et al. 2008), which helps clarify potential bias and the generalizability of present findings.

This population level shortfall in fitness has been termed the sexual dimorphism, or gender-load [ 22], which has been empirically demonstrated by experimental evolution studies, e.g. [ 23].