Sentence examples for precise experiments from inspiring English sources
The Large Acceptance Spectrometer collaboration at Jefferson Laboratory, Newport News, Va., conducted the most precise experiments made to date for detecting pentaquarks but found no evidence for them.
"The stage is set to do precise experiments to test the hypothesis".
Whatever Einstein may have missed might reveal itself in even more precise experiments already planned for other satellites, he says.
The genetic information in EVs is generally unstable [95], so damaged EVs may not be useful in precise experiments.
It would be capable of precise experiments that cannot be done with the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the world's largest and highest-energy particle accelerator, at CERN, the European particle physics lab in Geneva, Switzerland, Weinberg said.
A technique has been proposed to decide the model constants by precise experiments, but it is not practical for design engineers or process operators to perform these experiments regularly.
Moreover, it was noted that order effect was rather evidenced in the first four orders, making for a relatively more precise experiment than the ones using remaining samples.
In an interview in Rolling Stone, in May 1972, Burroughs called the video "quite a precise experiment," noting that the film projection "re-photographed on the video camera... faded in and out... so that you got a real-time section".
For model substrates, we have not attempted this precise experiment; however, in our other recently published work (Holmes et al. 2014), we note that the appearance of misfolded proteins in a [ PSI + ] yeast strain disrupted for the N-terminal acetyltransferase NatA leads to a decrease in the size of SDS-resistant Sup35 aggregates, but this effect is not sufficient to induce prion curing.
However, for precise assignment, experiments involving multiple members of a single subfamily (e.g., double knockout experiments) were not considered.
Like his theory of heat, this theory was mathematical in form and was based on precise quantitative experiments.
