Sentence examples for experimentation the effect from inspiring English sources
At the end of this experimentation, the effect of disinfection was confirmed by the almost complete absence of branchiobdellids on the crayfish and disinfected egg.
Some of these will contact mutagens from pre-isolation to experimentation and the effect on fungi isolated from mycotoxin-contaminated food is assessed for the first time in this review.
In 1842, after long experimentation with the effects of manures on potted plants and field crops on his estate, he patented a process for treating phosphate rock with sulfuric acid to produce superphosphate.
Data gathered from a full factorial field experimentation examining the effects of drilling techniques is utilized in the network development, with the attempt to understand the relationship between construction techniques and resulting surface heave.
Further experimentation confirmed the effects of what Fehmi termed "open focused attention".
Further experimentation testing the effects of exogenous and endogenous effects on different behavioural measures and in different task contexts will be required to verify the generalisability of the current findings (c.f., [35], [36]).
The data obtained during the 6 years of experimentation show that the effect of the lime by-product was only evident after the third year, having its largest impact on the soil parameter related to the exchangeable complex [42].
Additional experimentation, for example examining the effect of addition of a Ca2+ chelator.
In vitro models of human bioengineered skin substitutes are an alternative to animal experimentation for testing the effects and toxicity of drugs, cosmetics and pollutants.
Constraining the type and range of these dynamics has eluded experimentation even as the effects of primary impacts have become well-constrained from experiments and numerical simulations and have been shown to follow power law scaling relationships.
He took an almost scientific approach to his spiritual experimentation, carefully noting the effects of a certain practice, such as fasting or meditation, then making adjustments, then repeating.
