Sentence examples for practise experimental from inspiring English sources
But he did not believe that Bacon was the first to practise experimental philosophy.
Cyclic non-proportional loading is common experimental practise for investigations of large structures like vehicles.
This is done in order to numerically evaluate the measurement of equivalence ratio using OH∗ and CH∗ chemiluminescence, an experimental practise that is used in the literature.
Instantly rural and picturesque, Sari Organik is an experimental organic farm that practises fair trade and the promotion of local produce.
Whilst the principles of good experimental design (replication, randomization) are widely practised in other fields of applied science, they are not yet widely practised in hydrology (and other geophysical sciences where models are essential tools).
Resting-state studies benefit from simplicity of experimental design, no task has to be practised or performed, meaning they are advantageous in cognitively impaired patients for whom it may be more difficult to adhere to a task.
These were presented in random order, to prevent any practise effects from systematically impacting our data across the critical experimental conditions.
In practise, both physical interactions and functional associations, and both predicted and experimental "PPIs" are included in this database.
This limitation in directly applying these research findings to real world clinical practise is mitigated by the important information gained by quantitative angiography in these experimental circumstances.
The experimental results, analysis of the damage behaviour and comparison to common design practise are presented.
