Sentence examples for experimental labour from inspiring English sources

You might think the history of that discovery would be thoroughly understood and agreed on, but Wells detects a false and seductive mythology: a 'Eureka moment' for Higgs in 1964 followed by 48 years of experimental labour until the triumphant announcement by the ATLAS and CMS collaborations on 4 July 2012.

July is showtime for thousands of design students across the nation: the month when they reveal the fruit of their experimental labours to the public.

All experimental methods are labour intensive and unavoidable experimental errors make it impossible to observe small effects.

Medical personnel directly involved in the management of the patient, will open the first available envelope and assign the patient to the corresponding randomization group (experimental group: induction of labour or control group: expectant management).

This might be expected as a result of labour-intensive experimental characterisation for single proteins, but this also requires mining and computational approaches that can better filter these compendiums, annotated and enriched with their corollary data types, much like those developed for the gene expression domain.

However, experimental data collection is often labour and cost intensive and can give rise to production losses.

The ONS experimental whole economy Index of Labour Costs per Hour (ILCH) series was published last week and increased by 1.3 per cent in the third quarter of 2014 compared with the same quarter of 2013, which is also consistent with real wage falls.

The functional annotation of all these sequences using experimental approaches is a very labour-intensive and time-consuming process.

Sadly for Labour, this is an experimental proposition that cannot be tested: Mr Cameron inherited coffers that are empty, not full.

Traditional experimental methods required an investment of labour and resources that was roughly linear in the number of proteins studied.

The labour associated with managing experimental animal during a study increases proportionally with the size of the animal used.