Sentence examples for experimental scrutiny from inspiring English sources

The special conditions are said to permit experimental scrutiny of the same processes that are so difficult to examine under ordinary, uncontrolled conditions.

It is also true, however, that all such conjectures should be subjected to the most severe and searching criticism and experimental scrutiny of their truth claims.

He subjected them to aggressive experimental scrutiny and discussed them extensively with colleagues.

Second, in the associated experimental scrutiny of membranes, material cell models were devised that reassembled spatialized molecular processes in vitro.

Within ecology, despite its early promise, island biogeography theory was coming under increasing critical experimental scrutiny during this period (Simberloff 1976).

Darwin privately argued that the emergence of life was a chemical process see, for example, the now famous letter to Hooker in 1871 on the "warm little pond" and other texts in Peretó et al. 2009 but also recognized that it was still outside experimental scrutiny, despite the efforts of people like Bastian.

The solutions to the VG effect were used as the normalized mean expression of each gene (or probe) in each of the 26 experimental conditions under scrutiny.

With milk products, the effectiveness of pasteurisation has also been disputed, with the impact of experimental design coming under scrutiny.

Would this hypothesis survive the scrutiny of experimental test?

All organisms, populations, tissues, cells, cell components and biological macromolecules that are under scrutiny of experimental or descriptive biologists are related to some hierarchy of taxa and most biological discoveries have their scope related to one species or taxon.

Many states have also tried to avoid public scrutiny of their experimental new methods by passing secrecy laws designed to keep the identity of its suppliers hidden.