Sentence examples for experimental mistakes from inspiring English sources

The signs of extra heat, critics said, were experimental mistakes or generated by the current or, perhaps, chemical reactions in the water, but not fusion.

This facilitated overlap in the class and functioned as backup in the cases of experimental mistakes among partners.

Identification of outliers or mislabelled samples serves as important feedback for the biologist who, if necessary, can correct for experimental mistakes.

Experimental mistakes (e.g., due to the weighing of hygroscopic starting salts for preparing the supersaturated solution) may lead to undesired immersion conditions and then to nucleated phases other than apatite.

Also, the "real" conditions of treatments are sometimes slightly different from the "intended" ones, due, for example, to experimental mistakes or approximations, and some steps in the synthesis/coating process may not be adequately performed.

Several possible reasons for experimental failure were brought up in the first part of this paper, where various aspects that are not always taken into account were underlined (possible experimental mistakes, poor washing step, evolution of a substrate in solution, contamination of a medium by microorganisms, residual presence of precursor phases, etc).

The following paragraphs describe some of the most likely causes of experimental failure or mistakes to avoid.

The mistakes in experimental design that I made as a beginning grad student were instructive, but I wasted more time than necessary on basic "type three" errors (providing the right answer to the wrong question) when I could have been making more advanced "type one" (statistical false positive) and "type two" (statistical false negative) errors instead!

The simple-looking experiment proved virtually impossible to reproduce, however, and within weeks, most physicists wrote off cold fusion as a mistake-an experimental result that contradicted the known laws of physics.

Rather than repeating the mistakes of past experimental treatments for sepsis in which therapies were developed after successful preclinical models that may be far from mimicking human disease, it would be ideal to proceed in the future with new treatments in which extensive human data are available prior to embarking on expensive licensure studies.

The sudden variations observed in certain trajectories at particular day frames can be seen as a mistake in the experimental setup.