Sentence examples for prolonged experiment from inspiring English sources

This was an era when the disaffected masses – recoiling from the 19th century's prolonged experiment in laissez-faire economic rationalism – had begun to fall for radical alternatives, in the form of blood-and-soil nationalism and anarchist terrorism.

That was because the recovery should be as quick as possible, since prolonged experiment period may well cause deterioration of physiological conditions of the fish.

Margaret Thatcher once said of socialism that "no theory of government was ever given a fairer test or a more prolonged experiment, yet it was a miserable failure".

Doggedly anti-corporate and often stubbornly anti-melodic, it sometimes seemed less a collection of songs than a prolonged experiment in sound and possibility.

A prolonged experiment is desirable to understand the long term response of soil and crop to biochar addition.

As comedian Marc Maron brilliantly posited last week, "[It does seem like their whole marriage] is some sort of prolonged experiment in this type of therapy".

This can prolong an experiment unduly.

This optimized design of water cooling system is necessary for the long-term stable operation of the resistive magnet, and it will increase the capacity of chilled water storage and prolong the experiment time.

Measurement of skin-conductance responses may well prolong the experiment beyond critical time values for such experimental designs.

However, prolonging the experiment to five generations of exposure to EMS, as in our previous dose response curves, generated a fitness increase at 100 mM (Figure 4; P<0.001, Tukey's HSD), while all other concentrations continued to decline in fitness (Figure 4).

Moreover, prolonging the experiment up to 24 h, the rate of net nitrate uptake only slightly decreased.