Sentence examples for experimental chances from inspiring English sources

Ann James argued that Australian children's literature takes more experimental chances than its more established American counterpart.

But pragmatism, which looks at the way the world really works, seeks cooperation (sometimes to little or no avail), and takes experimental chances, is, at least, not something we should hold against Obama.

It's about encouraging authors to get their work out there, and helping readers discover them". Huerta imagines a future where authors take wild, experimental chances because no one can prevent them from publishing online.

This fact increases the experimental chances to implement such a circuit, since LacI is considered a strong repressor and the activation capacity of LuxR will not be decisive for the proper function of the circuit.

Others are being more experimental, taking more chances.

Without them, your reading matter will get blander and blander, and if you write a wildly experimental novel, the chances are you will be publishing it yourself.

Significance levels are written as a decimal (such as 0.01), which corresponds to the percent chance that the experimental results happened by chance (in this case, 1%).

The title "Random Acts of Flyness" gestures towards the experimental tradition of chance operations, indeterminacy, and associative thinking.

Also: At Experimental Philosophy, a chance to help define the sub-discipline's entry in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

Although little research has been done on the experimental dangers of chance and happenstance, the research that exists isn't encouraging.

Even with experimental HTS, this chance may be small as observed in several cases [13 15] and as it will be shown below for the cyclin dependent kinase 2 (Cdk2), where the active compounds constitute only 0.5%% of the chemical library.