However, it was also a reflection of the fact that such an adventurous approach ran counter to an academic tradition that placed greater value on the massive accumulation of empirical data about relatively narrow topics than on interpretative boldness or methodological novelty.
The Chamber wants to delay any sort of rulemaking, arguing that this massive, painstakingly-researched empirical study wasn't comprehensive enough.
"Every organisation will reap massive benefits from incorporating empirical analysis into its decision making," Leiser wrote.
Computer-aided medical decision-making (CAMDM) is the method to utilize massive EMR data as both empirical and evidence support for the decision procedure of healthcare activities.
The patient was therefore again admitted to hospital with massive excretion of bacilli and empirical treatment with EMB, PZA, Am (1 g, 3 times per week), Mxf, protionamide, terizidone (750 mg/day), and linezolid (600 mg twice daily) was initiated.
Our focus here is on identifying new empirical laws emerging from massive data sets and the "How?" question, i.e. on conceptually new scientific methods for analyzing and synthesizing these laws.
Thus, the empirical data showed a massive migration of the major prey fish into the streams during winter.
Overall, we believe that such approaches have broad applications in biomolecular simulations and the strategies outlined in this perspective will help overcome the quantitative limitations to existing semi-empirical QM/MM calculations without massive increases in computational cost.
Carruthers exemplifies this approach as he relies heavily on arguments for massive modularity often at the expense of specific empirical results that tell in favor of the thesis.
Although Islamic funds have shown a massive growth over the past few decades, the empirical literature on the performance analysis of such funds is still at its initial stage.
