Sentence examples for experiment quite from inspiring English sources
JNR Despite the dessicated coconut snow and suspiciously summery sunlight, it's easy to get into the Christmas spirit of Giles and Sue's self-sufficiency experiment – quite literally, in fact, since they spend a significant part of the show glugging revolting seasonal cocktails.
Talking for the first time about how that went, Brasch said that Google "considered the experiment quite a success".
Missing observations can make the results of a response surface experiment quite misleading, especially in the case of one-off experiments or high cost experiments.
The experiment "quite clearly and convincingly demonstrates that this is a new mechanism to prevent mutations," says Jan Hoeijmakers, a molecular biologist who studies DNA repair at Erasmus University in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Apple is still experimenting quite a lot with iOS.
In the past, WunWun has experimented quite a bit with pricing.
"They did these experiments quite elegantly and comprehensively," says biologist Phillip Bennett of Imperial College London.
The Mg/K geothermometer of Giggenbach (1988) estimates reaction temperatures for both experiments quite well.
A model based on the theory of supersonic expansion of gases and on simple geometric considerations reproduces the data of direct condensation experiments quite well.
The simulations reproduce the experiments quite accurately, enabling a correction of systematic errors so that only the ∼0.1 Å random error remains.
In Titchener's own laboratory, experiments quite similar to those done in Würzburg, but carried out using introspective observers well trained in avoiding the stimulus error (Titchener himself, or his own graduate students), produced no reports of imageless thoughts.
