Sentence examples for conclusive experiments from inspiring English sources

However, the design of conclusive experiments in adult fish remains difficult.

Short stories are fiction's R & D department, and failed or less than conclusive experiments are not just to be expected but to be hoped for.

In the early half of the 1800s, Franz Schulze and Theodor Schwann were major figures in the attempt to disprove theories of abiogenesis until Louis Pasteur finally announced the results of his conclusive experiments in 1864.

The regulators feared that such electrical disturbances might trigger arrhythmia.Doing conclusive experiments on people would have been out of the question, and trying to substitute laboratory animals was felt to be unreliable.

A series of conclusive experiments by Veatch et al.

Of course, these predictions are never "bullet-proof" evidence, but can be the starting point for more conclusive experiments.

However, the relevant tools were not publicly available and this conclusive experiment could not be performed.

Official disclosure of the conclusive animal experiments follow within days the announcement that scientists at the British Columbia Cancer Agency in Vancouver and at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta had fully mapped the genome of the SARS virus.

Consequently, conclusive LCTEM experiments require understanding the effects of the electron-irradiation history on each sample.

Some researchers are unsure how conclusive the experiment is, however, because all of the participants were male, and men and women have different physiologies. .

The data did show some evidence of adaptation, De Meester says, but to be really conclusive, the experiment should have been repeated with conditions optimized.