Sentence examples for avoid experiment from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in order to avoid experiment dependent "m", the damage variable was proposed by an exponential function that only referred to characteristic length and composite properties (Dassault Systemes Simulia Corp 2008).

The death of Martha has prompted detectives to issue a warning to young people to avoid experimenting with illegal drugs such as MDMA, which is a class A substance.

The knowledge of this fact can help to avoid experiments with ethane, which is flammable.

Another provision says researchers should avoid experiments "on larger animals … when it is possible to achieve the same results by experiments upon smaller animals," without defining what constitutes large or small.

Previously, researchers investigating how tissues and organs function (or don't) had few options for creating artificial tissues so-called organs-on-chips—tissues so-calledse torgans-on-chips thatg organs-on-chips thate.

Indeed, a reason invoked by plant molecular biologists to avoid experiments in natural environments despite the lab field gap is the perceived low reproducibility of results that would be generated under unpredictable fluctuating conditions (Izawa, 2015) and the difficulty to detect transcriptional signals of interest (Travers et al., 2007).

Therefore, avoid experimenting with the registries.

This, Darwin thought, suggested that his son could not have learned that crying is linked to sadness and must have somehow inherited the knowledge.Modern biologists have avoided experimenting with babies and eschewed linking animal "expressions" with human ones, for fear of committing the zoologists' sin of anthropomorphism.

Both interests ask for avoiding experiments which are uninformative because of too few test organisms.

In summary, our results suggest that causal orientation methods have significant potential to facilitate reconstruction of molecular pathways by minimizing the number of required randomized experiments to find causal directionality and by avoiding experiments that are infeasible and/or unethical.

Our results suggest that these methods have the potential to facilitate reconstruction of molecular pathways by minimizing the number of required randomized experiments to find causal directionality and by avoiding experiments that are infeasible and/or unethical.