Sentence examples for experiments on site from inspiring English sources

Many have been helping with other experiments on site.

These observation validate the novel approach taken in the experiments outlined here of performing laboratory-scale experiments on site to facilitate the use of fresh groundwater and thus be more representative of in situ groundwater conditions.

Amateurs were welcome to perform simple experiments on site to enhance their knowledge.

For example, when I am running a Science of People booth and doing experiments on site, my pitch is more like this: "We're a human behavior research lab running an experiment today on how fast you can solve this puzzle.

Both processes are described by many existing models and experiments, on-site and in wind tunnels, focussing e.g. on urban street canyons and crossings or vegetation barriers adjacent to traffic sources.

This study shows, once again, that the direct implementation in the field of results obtained in vitro (without complementary experiments on-site to validate the in vitro trials) can lead to significant divergences in results, given the differences in factors and conditions existing between laboratory and the natural conditions.

This mutation seems to enhance the resistance to RAL in the presence of Y143C, as suggested by in vitro experiments on site-directed mutants (Fransen et al, unpublished data).

Similar to other psychological experiments conducted on-site (e.g., Oishi et al. 2003; Park et al. 2009; Tsunetsugu et al. 2010; Park et al. 2010; Horiuchi et al. 2014), this study could be considered as an empirical case study conducted with a no-function condition because the respondents were the same in both experiments.

Following completion of the experiment, the on-site instructors in Hanoi were informed that the second subject group in March had limited experience with intubation or laryngoscopy, compared to some significant laryngoscopy and intubating experience for the students in the first subject group participating in January.

Experiment #1000 (that's the official name) is a fun one: it's a visualization of the other 999 experiments on the site.

Previous experiments on dry sites that included irrigation have shown that water deficits limit tree growth by regulating the period during which tree growth is possible (Benson et al. 1992).