Sentence examples for repeated experimentation from inspiring English sources

Innovation in food can arrive through careful contemplation and repeated experimentation, or, in the case of the pretzel croissant, through sudden curiosity.

Todes argues that Pavlov's devotion to repeated experimentation was bolstered by the model of the factory, which had special significance in a belatedly industrializing Russia.

By Sky Dylan-Robbins October 27, 2014 Innovation in food can arrive through careful contemplation and repeated experimentation, or, in the case of the pretzel croissant, through sudden curiosity.

To avoid repeated experimentation, it is important to develop predictive equations to assess material loss due to erosion under any impact conditions.

I illustrate these general trends with a description of a sequence of innovations that show that repeated experimentation and failure characterize the evolutionary process.

This chart showed that substrate concentration of 1.4615%, inoculum size of 3.0769%, yeast extract 0.80769% and pH of 6.9231 could yield cellulase activity up to 3.37 IU which was further confirmed by repeated experimentation.

The tests were repeated after experimentation to document that there was no injury due to the measurements.

In addition, the cost of SAGE is high and may preclude repeat experimentation to verify collected data.

Recent advances in the cryopreservation of human hepatocytes has enhanced the convenience and capabilities associated with the use of primary cells, removing limitations requiring culture of hepatocytes within hours of isolation and enabling repeat experimentation with cells from an individual donor.

Although Bridgman did not himself synthesize diamonds, despite repeated attempts, his experimentation led directly to their eventual synthesis by scientists of the General Electric Company in 1955.

One century later, Robert Hooke, one of the greatest experimental scientists of the seventeenth century, repeated the Vesalius's experimentation using a strangled chicken model, which was ventilated by bellows.