Sentence examples for true experiment from inspiring English sources

True experiment in ballet is a curious thing: it relies on familiar vocabulary while defying all expectation.

DUNNING * MOLISSA FENLEY AND DANCERS A decade ago, the spare, pale Ms. Fenley teamed up with Anthony Davis, a composer known for his juicily turbulent blend of musical forms for a dance called "Hemispheres," which one critic observed introduced a note of true experiment into the experimental "Next Wave" series.

The whole procedure is finally illustrated to analyze a true experiment.

To demonstrate that increased understanding of evolution causes change in religious belief, we would have to run a true experiment: Take a large sample of students and randomly divide them into two groups, then have one group increase their understanding of evolution and the other group abstain from increasing their understanding of evolution.

Each installment is a numbered "transmission," and the series is a true experiment in aestheticism.

Since so few districts are available for the selection process, GEHIP is a plausibility trial rather than a true experiment.

"Few studies all conducted in the period from 1969 to 1978 could be considered true experiments or quasi-experiments that would isolate and control the factors that might effect change".

Because of the weaknesses in observational studies, many scientists prefer true experiments, or randomized controlled trials, which they often say provides the "gold standard" in evidence.

While true experiments follow this procedure, "studies" allow non-random assignment to condition.

Still, for various reasons, the evidential value of studies is less than that of experiments, and indeed, most published research in experimental philosophy involves true experiments.

How closely tied to true experiments must a philosophical investigation be, then, if it is to count as experimental moral philosophy?