Sentence examples for reported empirically from inspiring English sources

The operational definition of "modulator" used here is rather broad: "an entity (gene, protein, protein complex or small molecule) that has been reported empirically to activate or inhibit autophagy".

Representative studies reporting empirically validated practices, as well as descriptive studies that are promising and warrant further trials, were identified for each cell of the resulting matrix (Table 2).

To our knowledge, the only previous study reporting empirically on experience with obtaining informed consent for research in the Middle East was conducted by Nakkash and others (2009) with Palestinian refugees 10 14 years of age in Lebanon.

It categorises them, discusses physical and accounting measures and reports empirically crude oil loss patterns and factors influencing them on some recent North Sea voyages.

In contrast, only limited literature is available that reports empirically on outcomes and recovery patterns of stroke patients living in developing or under-resourced countries such as Africa, including South Africa.

This is in line with previous reports empirically showing that consensus prediction by simple averaging of outputs of individual models is an efficient way to enhance predictive performances [ 64– 64].

It has been the first to report an empirically derived thematic framework highlighting that the impacts of ankle fractures extend beyond short term pain and discomfort.

We have previously conducted a systematic literature review (1995 2011) and identified nine published papers reporting original, empirically derived EFs or the necessary data to estimate the total incidence of dengue illness in four countries in Southeast Asia.

4 Not previously reported (predicted or empirically confirmed) in cattle.

The foundation was reported to scale empirically with Mfoundation ∝ h0.40 D0.8 while our values scaled with Mfoundation ∝ (h0.40 D0.8)1.7.

Unsupported claims of the effects of climate on virus distribution have been reported but never empirically demonstrated (8 ).