Sentence examples for in formal experiments from inspiring English sources

None of which gets round the core issue: if EHS is real, I asked Diane, then why has it not shown up in formal experiments?

On the whole, the intellectual bourgeoisie that might have provided the larger audience for poetry's investigations into the working of words was at this point more interested in formal experiments in the visual arts, especially the cinema.

The specificity of antibodies used for immunoprecipitation was routinely validated by running negative controls using non-immune IgG using the same conditions as in formal experiments.

Instead it has become increasingly daring in its formal experiments and increasingly engaged in the hard politics of 21st-century life.

Very much his own man, Mr. Pomare was not interested in the formal experiments of the mostly white dance avant-garde of the 1960s.

The episodes were consistently some of the most emotionally devastating yet, without getting lost in the formal experiments that bogged down season three oh, and there was some stuff about rabid clown dentists and a gubernatorial election, too.

To familiarize children with the procedure and inspire their interest in participating in the formal experiment, a practice session with seven trials and another set of prizes was performed before the formal ERP experiment.

In the formal experiment, the participants acted as responders in a series of trials of the UG, during which they might play with a computer or with a person.

All too often there is a trade-off between formal experiments in literature and reading pleasure, but the joy of Transit is that it's so eminently readable.

Much is rightly made of his formal experiments in music at this time, using influences of Krautrock bands such as Can, Faust and Kraftwerk.

The primary concern among syntacticians is that moving formal acceptability judgments out of the experimenter-controlled environment of the laboratory and onto the user-controlled environment of AMT may adversely affect the quality of the data collected and potentially negate the quantitative advantages that motivate formal experiments in the first place.