Sentence examples for hypothetical experiments from inspiring English sources

The following examples from hypothetical experiments, purposely uncomplicated by distracting detail, illustrate each.

The qualification, "in principle" is important because practical, ethical, and other considerations might make some experiments infeasible, that is, limit us to contemplating hypothetical experiments".

SP data, on the other hand, come from hypothetical experiments, which has several advantages (besides the obvious disadvantage of not reflecting real choices).

We also find that ratios in real experiments are not significantly different from hypothetical experiments and that incentive-compatible elicitation yields higher ratios.

As Pearl readily acknowledges, his work draws on a long tradition in econometrics of interpreting equations that express causal claims as claims about the outcomes of hypothetical experiments—see, e.g., Haavelmo, 1944.

Despite progress in identifying possible contributions to differences in marginal WTP, there is no solid evidence, although plenty of speculation, to explain the differences between all manner of hypothetical experiments and non-experimental evidence.

I had been to the zoo, and I asked Pääbo about a hypothetical experiment.

Gage described a hypothetical experiment involving the animals: "Take ten of them.

To settle the matter, consider the following hypothetical experiment: A well-educated time traveller from 1914 enters a room divided in half by a curtain.

Rubin (1974) thus links exposability to counterfactual propositions and the idea of a hypothetical experiment.

At the forefront of Woodward's manipulability account of causal explanation is the idea of a hypothetical experiment.