The phrase "accurate experiment" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as: "He conducted an accurate experiment which yielded new insights into the behavior of cells."
Some fish were immediately highly accurate (Experiment 1: Fish 3 and 4; Experiment 2: Fish 5, 7 and 8), while others improved with experience (Experiment 1: Fish 1 and 2; Experiment 2: Fish 6).
Applying the SR-CT technology on the research of microwave sintering can realize the observation of the evolution of microstructure under microwave and high-temperature field in a nondestructive, 3D and real-time way, provide more accurate experiment data for revealing the kinetics mechanism, and offer direct foundation for establishing the theory of microwave sintering.
Although there is a time difference of 10 days, this experiment minimized the fabrication period to differentiate the experimental group and the control group in the shortest possible period, and these authors are confident that this is the most accurate experiment on the effects of autogenous tooth bone.
Hence accurate experiments are needed to test the calculations.
Only highly accurate experiments could provide an agreeable number for Planck's constant, paving the way to realize the kilogram from its new definition.
A series of accurate experiments on forced vibrations of an empty and water-filled stainless-steel shell have been performed.
A novel Hele-Shaw cell design for accurate experiments in liquid liquid systems with and without chemical reactions is hereby presented.
In particular, the design of the instruments, and essentially the geometry of the measuring cell and capillary, are of key importance for accurate experiments.
In this work we complete the experimental work of MPK with new accurate experiments in order to verify the existence of the phenomenon and to precise by defining the conditions where it appears.
Consistent with his Newtonian empiricism, Reid is aiming for something else altogether: observations and accurate experiments that reduce to general rules (EIP 1.3, 49 50; EIP 2.8, 120 1).
In order to conduct more accurate experiments for that purpose, more elaborate physical models, such as swimming humanoid robots, will be necessary.
