Sentence examples for experiments regularly from inspiring English sources

Hollingworth was cautious, as you can see in this comment in his book's introduction: "We have, in most of the experiments, regularly included mints in the schedule, hoping thus to rule out the possible influence of the taste, the satisfaction, the interest and mild excitement incident to the use of the flavoured masticatory".

In the scientific arena, the vast majority of biologists do not doubt that biological evolution occurs new observations and new experiments regularly vindicate evolutionary theory.

A technique has been proposed to decide the model constants by precise experiments, but it is not practical for design engineers or process operators to perform these experiments regularly.

The results of today's large-scale experiments regularly exceed the size of hundred thousands of data points.

Wet lab experiments regularly make use of dual perturbation designs, surprisingly however, such designs have not been employed in dry lab experiments extensively.

This contrasts with analogous studies in bacterial species, in which such growth experiments regularly show that co-cultured cells can overcome complementary metabolic deficiencies (Foster and Bell, 2012; Oliveira et al., 2014; Pande et al., 2014; Vetsigian et al., 2011).

And, as we do every summer, we'll be experimenting regularly with new features to plan the next school year's lineup.

In the Jena Experiment, regularly mown and weeded grassland plots of 20×20 m were established with plant species richness of 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, and 60 species.

The range of the great spotted woodpecker covers the entire area of the study (Balmer et al. 2013) and garden owners verified that the species visited each garden used in the experiment regularly, therefore it was considered that garden birds' exposure to great spotted woodpeckers would be similar across all sites.

Her book portrays the school network as an evolving experiment that regularly incorporates new teaching methods in the hope of nudging student achievement ever higher.

A one-man lab experiment who regularly leaves the television studio to assault real-life bystanders with his own twisted Andy Kaufmanesque persona, Mr. Green won't be interviewing teenage drug addicts for a "True Life" documentary anytime soon.