The phrase "a very small experiment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an experiment that is limited in scale or scope.
Example: "In our research, we conducted a very small experiment to test the initial hypothesis before scaling up."
Alternatives: "a tiny experiment" or "a minor experiment".
We are a very small experiment," he said.
Of course, this is a very small experiment.
"This is a very small experiment, and I don't think it's a cure by any means, but the Berlin patient is only one patient, and it changed research priorities," Tebas says.
I don't really know anything about running a lab, even though I've had some experience organizing a very small-scale experiment.
(30) We further demonstrated that a single NSC.AuNR conjugate is capable of generating enough heat when exposed to NIR light to kill 50 triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) cells in vitro, and in a very small pilot experiment the NSC.AuNRs appeared to perform better than free AuNRs alone for treating a xenograft mouse model of TNBC.
The Plackett Burman design, not attempted in lipase catalysis before, is a reliable method to short-list the best organic acid from a wide range or understand the extent of esterification possible under a given set of conditions in a very small number of experiments.
McGraw described Quantum Leap as "a very small, little-known, inconsequential experiment," which had the aim of "developing procedures and processes that would improve interagency collaboration," though he couldn't say why the report's authors concentrated on social media, as "social-media tools were not a major focus" of the experiment.
On the other hand, in most studies, only a very small number of replicate experiments are performed, making statistical testing an intrinsically difficult task.
In each experiment, a very small amount of carbon tetrachloride (CCl4), used as a tracer, was injected and then monitored to calculate the dilution within each chamber.
In an auxiliary experiment, a very small amount of aliquot (approximately 0.1% of the total solution) was shown to be left in each vacant well (Additional file 4: Figure S3c and d) and served as a seed for the next bacterial culture.
Only a very small proportion of trials (8% in Experiment one and 6% in Experiment two) were deleted in total after these exclusion criteria.
