Sentence examples similar to that empirically exists from inspiring English sources

Next, we report two studies that empirically evaluate this interpretation.

"We don't know that empirically".

A story is a constellation of stars, with a recognizable shape made from shining bits of fact that may exist, empirically, at different levels and different spatial depths.

We have extended the conceptual model of IEC, making it a testable product and have empirically confirmed that the phenomenon exists among a sample of SMEs in the emerging country of Thailand.

These results imply that the reliability of any amplification experiment must be validated empirically to justify that any gene exists in sufficient quantity in the input material.

The paper thereby contributes to the literature, first by identifying empirically 'knowledge bases', then relating these to the variety that exists among KIBS.

Of the numerous Campylobacter assays that do exist, to our knowledge none has been empirically tested for specificity using high-throughput sequencing.

We have empirically shown that significant differences exist between the results of chemical NER on patents and scientific articles and even between different types of patent texts.

It is empirically shown that the proposed orthogonal array based crossover outperforms significantly both the existing orthogonal array based crossovers and standard crossovers on solving parametrical benchmark functions that interactions exist between variables.

This study explores empirically the price dynamics within two distinct market institutions – a double oral auction, which resembles modern asset markets, and a bilateral exchange market, which represents markets that have existed for centuries.

In this study, it is empirically established that a direct relationship exists between certain quality metrics and match scores (which can also be viewed as classifier confidence).