Sentence examples for constituted an experiment from inspiring English sources

Each forecasting environment constituted an experiment.

They — I should say "we" — constitute an experiment.

But the use of such large volumes of dispersant, and its application in a novel setting like the wellhead, constitute an experiment of epic proportions.

Phobos-Grunt contained sealed vials of microorganisms (including bacteria, eukaryotes, and archaeans) that would have returned to Earth with the Phobos soil sample, constituting an experiment sponsored by the Planetary Society, an American space advocacy group, to test if microbes can survive the journey from one planet to another.

Twin pregnancies constitute an experiment of nature which offers the unique opportunity to explore social behaviour before birth.

Its musical basis, an artificially constructed scale published in a music magazine, constituted a technical experiment for the composer, not a public display.

"It may, in fact," he said, "constitute an uncontrollable experiment with an outcome akin to that faced by the Sorcerer's Apprentice".

The clinical examinations therefore did not constitute an animal experiment in the legal sense and did not require ethical approval.

Each replicate, therefore, constituted a truly independent experiment.

It meant "we were exposing people for the first time in history – and very large numbers of people in what constitutes a massive experiment on the British population – to proteins that previously would have been partially or completely digested by the fermentation system.

The abolition of user charges for children's outpatient visits in 2009 constitutes a natural experiment with children's physician visits being the treatment group and physician visits for the rest of the population being the control group.