Sentence examples for was measured empirically from inspiring English sources

The collision probability was measured empirically, using trials in the binary case and trials in the -ary case.

The position of each tree in Stand 1 was measured empirically with high accuracy, and the position of each tree in Stand 2 was generated artificially and so was also accurately documented.

The level of secreted cytokines was 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.

The security is measured empirically using classifiers trained with rich media models on a range of payloads and quality factors.

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.

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

In terms of outcomes in dual VET, and given that the comparative advantage of students are unobservable, the efficiency of lower secondary school tracking can thus only be measured empirically.

Third, the linkages between regional economic growth and HSR is measured empirically from a quantitative and qualitative perspective using an endogenous growth modelling framework with a panel data covering the period 2000 2014.

The gross number of copies can be obtained by measuring the polypeptide chain elongation rate and the net number of copies can be measured empirically.

The levels of distortion products generated within the stimulus delivery system were measured empirically (2f1-f2: 35–37 dB below the level of f1; f2-f1: 45–48 dB below the level of f1); these low-frequency distortion products were completely masked by the band-passed noise in the region of 200 400 Hz (10 dB below the level of f1).