Sentence examples for experimental troubles from inspiring English sources

This reduces the risk of experimental troubles.

SCA assisted with experimental design and trouble shooting, analysis of results and reviewed the manuscript.

Studies that apply an experimental design have trouble finding significant effects of lean, and qualitative studies showing positive effects are characterized by a narrow application and limited organisational reach [ 6, 10– 15].

Undergraduate biology students also have trouble with randomization of treatments (difficulty IVC) and the idea of having a representative sample of experimental subjects (difficulty IVB; Gormally et al., 2012).

The Guardianship Project, run by the nonprofit Vera Institute of Justice, was created in 2005 as an experimental response to the troubles ailing the system.

The trouble with experimental comedies is that it's often impossible to figure out how to end them.

Experimental medicines are having trouble making a further dent on other common, costly, and dangerous problems like heart failure, heart valve disease and various heart rhythm problems.

Even veterans of the relentlessly experimental German opera scene had trouble making sense of the affair.

When they grew into adults, the experimental group had much more trouble remembering how to solve a maze than did mice in a control group.

If the strength of "Angels" derives, in part, from its combination of high artifice and political urgency, the videos that are the core of the project have neither high artifice nor political urgency, which is odd because they are the work of Sarah Schulman -- the same Sarah Schulman who wrote "People in Trouble" -- and the experimental filmmaker Jim Hubbard.

Although this theory has been favored for 5 years, scientists have had trouble confirming it with experimental evidence.