empirically based

US: /ɛmˈpɪrɪkli ˈbeɪst/

Definition

Definition of empirically based - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

research

TECH.

supported by careful study or repeated observation of real events

TECH.

The new guidelines are empirically based and rely on extensive clinical trials.
Their training model is empirically based, drawing on years of classroom data.
Only empirically based interventions were included in the policy recommendations.

unexplored

unfathomed

unknown

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Expressions with empirically

empirically derived

adj.

obtained through observation or experiment

The data was empirically derived from multiple experiments.

Expressions with based

be based on

derive from a particular source

His argument is based on scientific research.

cheese-based

adj.

made mainly from cheese or containing a lot of cheese

This is a cheese-based dip for chips.

coffee-based

adj.

made mainly from or containing coffee

She ordered a coffee-based milkshake.

land-based

adj.

located on solid ground rather than on water or in air

The country deployed land-based missiles along its northern border.

plant-based

adj.

related to or consisting of plants

The restaurant offers a plant-based menu.

loosely based on

adj.

inspired by something but not following it closely

This movie is loosely based on a true story.

scientifically based

adj.

supported by careful scientific study tests or widely accepted scientific knowledge

The new guidelines are scientifically based and reviewed by independent experts.

broad-based

adj.

involving a wide range of ideas, people, or organizations

The broad-based committee included members from various sectors.

class-based

adj.

related to social or economic classes

The class-based system affects opportunities for education.

gender-based

adj.

related to or caused by someone's gender

Gender-based violence is a serious problem in many countries.

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French:empiriquement fondé, ...
German:empirisch fundiert, ...
Italian:empirico, ...
Spanish:basado empíricamente, ...
Portuguese:empiricamente baseado, ...
Chinese:以实证为基础的, ...
Japanese:経験的根拠に基づく, ...
Arabic:مُسْتَنِدٌ إِلَى الأَدِلَّةِ التَّجْرِيبِيَّة, ...
Hebrew:מְבוּסָּס אֶמְפִּירִית, ...
Russian:эмпирически обоснованный, ...
Ukrainian:емпірично обґрунтований, ...
Hindi:आनुभविक रूप से आधारित, ...
Bengali:প্রায়োগিক তথ্যনির্ভর, ...
Catalan:basat empíricament, ...
Czech:empiricky podložený, ...
Danish:empirisk baseret, ...
Dutch:empirisch onderbouwd, ...
Greek:εμπειρικά τεκμηριωμένος, ...
Hungarian:empirikusan megalapozott, ...
Khmer:ផ្អែកលើភស្តុតាងពីការសង្កេត និងការសិក្សាជាក់ស្តែង, ...
Korean:실증적인, ...
Persian:تجربی, ...
Polish:empirycznie ugruntowany, ...
Portuguese (BR):baseado em evidências, ...
Romanian:bazat empiric, ...
Swedish:empiriskt baserad, ...
Thai:อิงหลักฐานเชิงประจักษ์, ...
Turkish:empirik temelli, ...
Vietnamese:có cơ sở thực nghiệm, ...

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