Sentence examples for effective experimentation from inspiring English sources

In this regard, analogous guidelines for carrying out effective experimentation in salmonid supplementation programs or in general reintroductions might be very useful (see Waples 1999; Reisenbichler 2004; Waples and Drake 2004; Seddon et al. 2007; Armstrong and Seddon 2008).

Completion of the ISS, together with operational hardware, effective experimentation strategies, and sample return protocols, has allowed for the first time a complete, replicated, organ-specific transcriptome analysis for physiological adaptation of Arabidopsis to spaceflight in laboratory-typical plant growth conditions.

To achieve cost-effective experimentation and expediting the process of disease gene discovery it is essential to develop disease-specific methodologies rather than to rely solely on model-free approaches.

The specific constants used here (proportion 0.7 and tolerance 1 cm) are plausible values from subjective judgement but were shown to be effective by experimentation with alternative settings.

MDTs identified by SSV analysis are robust to all model hypotheses expressed in the uncertainty description, and are more likely to be effective during experimentation.

Its release as, and reliance on, Free/Open Source Software offers administrators the freedom to modify the system to suit their needs and is likely to be cost-effective for experimentation by libraries.

We present here Underwater Platform to Promote Experimental Research (UPPER): a low-cost and flexible underwater platform designed to enable cost-effective and repeatable experimentation.

The need to achieve water self-sufficiency at an effective cost drives further experimentation and innovation by Singaporean engineers.

In this paper, we present a cost effective approach to remote experimentation.

Beyond T-shirts, freebies and slogans, there is no evidence that "just say no" rhetoric has been effective in preventing drug experimentation and drug use among students.

Hands-on experience in the design of experiments has been widely recognized as an effective means of teaching experimentation and as a critical component of undergraduate science education (Cummins et al., 2004; Adams, 2009; Roy, 2013).