Sentence examples for experiments justified from inspiring English sources

Centuries earlier, the guitar had already become a showcase for woodworking and inlays, as well as outlandish experiments justified as acoustic innovations.

These three experiments justified adopting general relativity over Newton's theory and, incidentally, over a number of alternatives to general relativity that had been proposed.

We present the underlying algorithm and outcomes of several experiments justifying its applicability.

The results from confirmation experiments justify the prediction from the statistical approach.

The complex engineering design, 3D geometry, and manifold of diagnostics in larger fusion research experiments justify the development of special analysis and visualization programs.

Results of the experiments justify that the new method outperforms similar ones because of employing knowledge sharing technique, reasonable exploration logic, and learning rules based on the action trajectory.

The agreement of the results of direct experimental observations on the manufactured analogue with the values from CFD simulations of those experiments justifies the utilization of a CFD environment for the practical investigation of geometric factors controlling air flow and heat exchange in complex assemblages of broken rocks.

We note that E74 was identified in only one of the two immunoprecipitation experiments, justifying the behavioral screen of mutants representing all presumptive target genes.

The results of these control experiments justify the sole measurement of the trauma after 72 hours and therefore we evaluated the tissue trauma only at this time point.

The results of animal experiments justify the transmission of hormonal imprinting to the progeny generations and similar or different symptoms are manifested in them.

There was no significant difference in the inhibitory effects of touch in the two types of experiments, justifying the use of the in vitro preparations for the neural analysis of the Tinbergen choice mechanism (mean difference scores: behavioral, −3.1 ± 0.3, n = 16; in vitro, −2.5 ± 0.2, n = 17; Mann-Whitney test, U = 87, p = 0.07).