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Meanings of empiric in English
Derived from experiment and observation rather than theory.
Usage of empiric in English
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He appears to prefer the empiric method in love as in philosophy.
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The differences seem largely semantic to me when applied to empiric situations.
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Like a good empiric, he had to see all and alter nothing.
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Our data stress the importance of ward specific surveillance to optimize empiric treatment.
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Third generation cephalosporins are commonly used empiric antibiotics in Ho Chi Minh City.
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Using these empiric data, solutions to the mathematical model were recovered.
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A proper empiric therapy is crucial to have a positive outcome.
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Easy enough to find the right one by the empiric method- Imeanexperiment.
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Methods: This was a retrospective study of patients undergoing CRT using empiric device settings.
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Patients were placed on empiric respiratory isolation pending culture results.
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As first-line treatments are empiric, knowledge of antimicrobial resistance is key to successful eradication.
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The father is all about fact and verifiable empiric data.
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We need to be more judicious while using empiric antibiotics.
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Our advance in knowledge is purely empiric unless it is directly dependent on formulation.
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Early initiation of appropriate empiric therapy reduces morbidity and mortality.
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We sought to examine the empiric evidence for cancer's inclusion as a traumatic stressor.
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