Sentence examples for risk of experimenting from inspiring English sources

AR is more broadly one of those unique scenarios where everyone can imagine a potential end-case, it's how it gets there that's the head-scratcher and Apple seems to need developers to take on the risk of experimenting.

Seeing smoking by adults and peers may also increase childrens' risk of experimenting with, and becoming addicted to tobacco, due to the effects of the example of smoking [ 18, 19].

In particular, scientists understand much more about the neurobiology of the teenage brain and the risks of experimenting with drugs and alcohol during adolescence.

A firestorm quickly erupted over the risks of experimenting with gene drives, nevermind applying them in the field.

Such uncertainty means that the risk of experiments with mammalian-transmissible, possibly highly virulent influenza viruses remains high even if some aspects of their laboratory biology are reassuring; it also implies limitations on the ability of laboratory observations to guide interpretation of surveillance of strains in the field.

Estimated ecological risk of experiments during RNA-guided gene drive development.

Their way of responding to the risks and costs of experimenting in Manhattan — and the tyranny of the behemoths — is to go extra small and extra casual.

Then there is the act of experimenting, risking and finally inventing something, that makes the innovation.

This study tested the effectiveness of audio-visual training in the discrimination of the phonetic feature of voicing on the recognition of written words by young children deemed to at risk of dyslexia (experiment 1) as well as on dyslexic children's phonological skills (experiment 2).

That article, by Dr. Martin P. Kafka, a professor at the Harvard Medical School, goes so far as to question whether "Catholic clerical education and socialization could be associated with an increased risk of expressing or experimenting with socially immature but aberrant sexual behaviors".

The links are even starker when analysed alongside comparable international studies: viewing smoked-filled films more than doubles the risk of a teenager experimenting with cigarettes and increases the risk of current smoking by two-thirds.