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observational

adjective as in empirical

adjective as in empirical/empiric

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They also analyzed real-world observational data and compared results with other climate models for validation.

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The various studies are mainly observational and could be skewed by confounding factors—people who are healthy for other reasons could use stairs more, for example.

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Although these results are from an observational study and require confirmation through a randomized clinical trial, researchers emphasize their potential importance.

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It was observational rather than a randomized comparison of drugs and surgery, and it did not focus exclusively on the newest and most effective GLP-1 medicines.

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Together, these assets will form an unprecedented observational network.

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