Sentence examples for experimentation rules from inspiring English sources

All of the studies using commercial breeder and broiler chickens were carried out in accordance with commercial growing and animal experimentation rules governing their care & welfare in each of the countries where tests were performed (Thailand, India, South Africa, Israel, Argentina and Brazil).

Harvard's Raymond, using the agency's acronym for its "enhanced interrogation technique" euphemism, said the CIA must have known its guidelines on human experimentation ruled out its psychologist-designed brutal interrogations.

Indeed, despite the lurid name, doctors, human-rights workers and intelligence experts consulted by the Guardian said the agency's human-experimentation rules were consistent with responsible medical practices.

Clearly, the best approach to this summer sock conundrum is personal experimentation – sock rules are for people with too much time on their hands.

Speeding Up the Game The independent Atlantic League, with about 40 percent of its players having major league experience, is fertile ground for experimentation with rules.

Anyone could use it – and experimentation and rule-breaking were encouraged.

But experimentation can rule, and a few players have found that there's a niche, and a clear overlap, in putting out D.I.Y. music and D.I.Y. film.

However, we cannot rule out the possibility that nerve contamination in EO tissue (which is highly innervated) contributed to this result, a possibility that would require additional experimentation to rule out.

A gentle satirist of contemporary society, Mazursky at his best chronicled the social trends of the late 1960s and '70s, including the era's touchy-feely self-improvement fads, drug experimentation and shifting rules for love and sex.

International rules on Experimentation on Living Animals have been strictly implemented and consent has been obtained from the Saudi National Commission for Experimentation on Live Animals to carry out the relevant procedures on camels prior to the commencement of experimental work.

He seemed to be in a state of perpetual experimentation, with no absolute rules.