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When we think of scientists, we often picture distinguished researchers in white coats, methodically conducting experiments in labs that run like well-oiled machines.
The 1971 experiment involved incredibly unpleasant behavior, but it was conducted methodically (and consensually) to reveal truths (or as close as you can get to a truth with social science) and provoke more questions about human nature.
The field scale implementation of the designed firing pattern was conducted methodically to generate the opening slot and provide a free face for the subsequent blasting operation on the bench for regular production of limestone.
Two methodically identical surveys conducted in France at an interval of ten years also showed a stable prevalence for migraine too [26, 27].
Galula the father of counterinsurgency theory defined an insurgency as "a protracted struggle conducted methodically , step by step, in order to attain specific intermediate objectives leading finally to the overthrow of the existing order" (Galula 1964).
Agency officials have dismissed the criticism, saying that the raids were methodically planned and properly conducted , and that the "collateral arrests" of illegal immigrants who were not gang members were part of the agency's mandate to enforce immigration laws.
Returning to the laboratory, the Stanford physician-scientists continued to methodically publish scientific papers and conduct heart transplants, slowly establishing new protocols for the selection of patients and for measuring and treating rejection.
We often joked throughout our time in Mobile about how hard it must be for census workers to conduct surveys so methodically , quickly and with, we would assume, a level of indifference in an effort to avoid having their work transformed into hours-long interviews.
The kinetics tests were conducted under a methodically designed isothermal condition to minimize the thermal gradient effect, which is often neglected in the literature.
But Daniel Bongino, a former Secret Service agent with the presidential protection division, said in an interview that the search for bullet damage on the building and grounds would have been like looking for "a needle in a haystack" and was most likely conducted slowly and methodically to avoid missing or damaging any evidence.
More than 3,000 volunteers registered to conduct "neutral, scientifically based and methodically sound exit polls" at "certain targeted precincts" on Tuesday, Dion said on the Monday call with volunteers.
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The primary grammatical function of "methodically conduct" is to act as a verb phrase , where "methodically" modifies the verb "conduct", indicating the manner in which an action is performed. Ludwig AI examples show that it's used to describe how experiments, surveys, and processes are carried out.
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