"We simply do not have empirically validated treatments for recurrent suicidal behavior".
We have empirically validated this model in practice by assessing the relevance, implementation and plans of the elements in three integrated care service settings in The Netherlands: stroke, acute myocardial infarct (AMI), and dementia.
First, although we have empirically validated the superior performance of our approach in analyzing noisy microarray data, we did not give any theoretical justification of why this is the case.
Cancer diagnoses recorded in general practice routine data in the U.K. have been empirically validated and have a high positive predictive value (14).
However, each of the core components of ElectronixTutor has been empirically validated across a number of studies, giving us confidence in the efficacy of the system which encapsulates them.
Psychometrics has been empirically validated, also among subjects ages 16 24 and for Sami and non-Sami subjects in this study [ 24, 32], with a cut-off of 1.85 of the sum score indicating a presence of emotional distress.
Although using spatial proximity as a surrogate for vascular connectivity in the liver has been empirically validated [ 9], the possibility of attributing a given parenchymal region (i.e., a voxel) to a nonfeeding arterial branch exists.
While physicians have developed varying strategies for the use of LDN, none have been empirically validated.
Five simple algebraic methods addressed to predict this behaviour in Mediterranean climates have been empirically validated.
While the above univariate formulations, which merely treat the F as variable for optimization, remain popular and have been empirically validated in the past, it is possible to discern some key limitations.
The Cardio-vascular reserve index (CVRI) had been empirically validated in diverse morbidities as a quantitative estimate of the reserve assumed by the cardiovascular reserve hypothesis.
