Sentence examples for experimental members from inspiring English sources
But he has earned a reputation as a writer-friendly director; younger, more experimental members of the British theatre establishment are quietly thrilled.
An experimental group members attended group art therapy for eight weeks, one session per week.
The experimental group members have learned to control their anger feelings/behaviours at the end of the group activities.
Results revealed a significant increase in the experimental group members' dysmenorrhea-related knowledge and self-care behavior, but not in their attitudes.
The Empathic Tendency scale, Aggressiveness scale, and Anger Rating scale with three subscales as overt-anger, covert-anger, and anger control have been applied to both control and experimental group members as pretests and posttests.
Like the students in the experimental group, members in the control group reported to feel less satisfied with the outcome of the listening task (Q. 10), and less able to complete the task in a proper way than at the beginning of the course.
The experimental group members will have free access to a tailor-made and interactive website (http://www.alertagrumete.com).com
In order to have parity between the control and experimental groups, members of both will receive mouth care from interventionists from the research team.
Even though attempts were made to lessen interaction between control and experimental group members by randomization based on the students groups rather than individual students, their mutual influence cannot be excluded in the selected study design.
GAGE treats KEGG pathways differently from GO terms and experimental sets: member genes for a GO term or experimental set are taken as a group coregulated towards a single direction, either all up or all down regulated, whereas genes in a KEGG pathway are frequently not coregulated and expression changes in both directions are counted.
Through their experimental theatre, the members of the society staged contemporary Western plays and encouraged the writing of original plays, such as Yu Ch'ijin's T'omak (1933; "Clay Hut").
