Sentence examples for controlled experimentation from inspiring English sources
An alternative to controlled experimentation in the field is controlled experimentation in the laboratory.
Empirical studies based on systematic observation and controlled experimentation.
The Fat Duck's approach, it adds, is through "new controlled experimentation that does not automatically take historic kitchen lore and tradition for granted".
Our integrative approach has applicability to other complex macroecological systems controlled by numerous feedbacks where controlled experimentation is impossible.
The Library of reaction schemes used to assess the data in a computer controlled experimentation system for electrode investigations has been extended to include reversible complex formation.
This has been investigated by laboratory controlled experimentation under three different temperature conditions (30, 40 and 50 °C) and 85% R.H.
The purpose of this paper is therefore; to model and verify the corrosion potential and corrosion rate of reinforcement throughout the life of concrete buildings by incorporating realistic electro-chemical thermodynamic models and environment controlled laboratory experimentation.
Quantitative data sourced from historical eruptions or controlled laboratory experimentation has been lacking, meaning that there have been limited empirical or hybrid datasets to develop robust relationships between hazard intensity and network impact (damage and disruption) (Wilson et al. 2017).
These observations are consistent with rigorously controlled human experimentation demonstrating a lack of differential cognitive benefits of nicotine in healthy versus schizophrenia nicotine users, and detrimental cognitive effects of nicotine withdrawal (Hahn 2013).
A British Web site, for example, seeks to expose Echelon as a source of "psychotronic attacks" and "mind control experimentation".
The phenomenon of antagonistic stiffness has been successfully demonstrated by free vibration and indirect force control experimentation.
