Sentence examples for measure empirically from inspiring English sources

Christiaensen, Luc J.; Boisvert, Richard N. This study illustrates a methodology to measure empirically household food vulnerability.

To measure empirically the influence of race and socioeconomic status (SES) on the diagnosis of child abuse and willingness to report to child protection services.

Here we measure empirically human accuracy in perceiving the gaze direction of others in lifelike scenes, and study computationally the sources of information and representations underlying this cognitive capacity.

Because pain is a purely subjective phenomenon, it is notoriously difficult to measure empirically.

The goal of this study is to measure empirically the role played by vibrotactile sensory information in the perception of ground surfaces during walking.

Defining absolute zero transmission is conceptually difficult and practically impossible to measure empirically using PfPR2-10 and we therefore feel that the more conservative and inclusive approach used here allows for the possibility of transmission until proven otherwise.

We test the measures empirically using meta-analytic techniques.

Certainty is the confidence we have in our beliefs, including the sense that something just "feels right". Though purely subjective, certainty can be measured empirically.

Axioms of conjointness postulate that attributes that cannot be measured empirically (for example, loudness, intelligence, or hunger) can be measured by observing the way their component dimensions change in relation to each other.

Ultimately these advances should lead to predictions of cell behavior, which at present are measured empirically and inserted into macroscopic cell models.

Overall, findings suggest that when students play a video game that is designed using persuasive mechanics an affective and attitude change can be measured empirically.