Sentence examples for most difficult experiment from inspiring English sources

"What is this I am doing?" Jung asked himself at the beginning of his "most difficult experiment".

The second experiment was the most difficult case.

Dark red comes from tamarind bark; for black, the most difficult color to achieve naturally, she experiments with barks and mud.

For the most difficult cases, the Department of Health is even experimenting with prescribing pure heroin to be injected in clinics, a reprise of the tolerant "British system" of drug control that existed before 1971.

With the help of my friend Robin Fercoq, I have tried to experiment and produce the most difficult possible crease pattern.

In addition, we asked all subjects to name the most difficult parallel task at the end of the experiment.

Problems of this sort have plagued researchers, and unambiguously interpretable experiments in this field are most difficult to produce.

This recommendation may be the most difficult to implement because few long-term and replicated experiments showing a positive population response to management have been conducted.

We experiment with HADES on various impairments including the most difficult one of excessive regeneration of irregular aggressive agents.

Weingarten did not really fight the establishment of charter schools in New York, but she regards them as overrated experiments that generally don't take the most difficult students and which fail more often than they succeed.

Among the six NE fields, duration and reason proved to be the most difficult, with F-scores not exceeding 69%and58%8% respectively by all experimented methods.