Sentence examples for experimentation serves from inspiring English sources

As with all of Mr. Mayne's work, this formal experimentation serves a heartfelt social agenda.

Experimentation serves the purpose of signaling to potential customers and other stakeholders, and of convincing them to embrace the business model.

The experimentation served to validate the potential flaws which were the impact of (i) a non-uniform distribution of risk levels, (ii) greater relative weight given to one parameter, (iii) discontinuity in risk levels and (iv) an overly sensitive risk matrix.

We conclude that the requirements for animal testing found in the Nuremberg Code were based on scientifically outdated principles, compromised by people with a vested interest in animal experimentation, serve no useful function, increase the cost of drug development, and prevent otherwise safe and efficacious drugs and therapies from being implemented.

Further experimentation may serve to elucidate not only the pathology of iron deficient cardiac hypertrophy, but other forms of this pathology as well.

"The experimentation process is over".

The simulation serves to validate, via experimentation, an improved boarding and alighting time.

This growing interest was supported by the emergence of researches focusing on single cell analysis (SCA) which serves as a platform enabling various experimentation works to be carried out.

The drink is the subject of experimentation at cutting-edge bars like Tailor, in SoHo, which serves a crunchy dehydrated version — a sort of White Russian cereal.

Silly Symphonies such as The Goddess of Spring (1934) and The Old Mill (1937) served as experimentation grounds for new techniques such as the animation of realistic human figures, special effects animation, the use of the multiplane camera, an invention which split animation artwork layers into several planes, allowing the camera to appear to move dimensionally through an animated scene.

These are merely hypotheticals, and testing and experimentation are not bad – they serve a valuable purpose.