Sentence examples for substitute experiment from inspiring English sources

Of particular interest is the experimental feasibility of replacing wind tunnel measurements with a substitute experiment to simulate Turbulent Boundary Layer (TBL) induced vibrations.

In general, there is no substitute for experiment.

For the substitution experiments, each component of the diet was substituted by another nutrient.

However, the model must be accurate enough to substitute the experiments.

And influenza researcher Robert Lamb of Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, disputed claims by Harvard University epidemiologist Marc Lipsitch that researchers studying risky bird flu viruses could substitute safer experiments, for example by using low-risk flu strains and doing modeling studies.

From an ethical point of view, this approach is in line with the 3R principles: the detailed and integrated systems will allow us to study a small number of cats (reduction) for the implementation of noninvasive tools such as electromyography and gaze analysis (refinement), which will make the construction of a substitute to experiments on living cats (replacement) easier.

But just as Trocchi seemed on the verge of success and literary prominence, he blew it, substituting reckless experiments in sex and drugs for experiments in narrative and form.

Therefore, we believe that the level of subjective complaints reported in this laboratory study is comparable to the subjective complaints healthy subjects experience during stressful and repetitive office work, although laboratory experiments never can substitute real-life experiments.

In addition, human hepatocytes are used in extracorporeal liver support systems and their long-term cultures are gradually substituting animal experiments in drug testing and in vitro disease modeling.

I'd urge you to experiment – substitute wheat in a favourite rice dish, say.

This framework represents a suitable substitute for realistic experiments and therefore can be used in design of different virtual experiments.