Sentence examples for viable experiments from inspiring English sources

Besides falling woefully short as conventional science (since the pre-created state yields no data, measurements, viable experiments, or direct participation of any kind. It is entirely inferential).

Diamond was first synthesized in a reproducible, commercially viable experiment in December 1954, when Tracy Hall, working for General Electric, subjected a mixture of iron sulfide and carbon to approximately 6 GPa and 1,500 °C in a belt-type apparatus.

Real-time hybrid simulation is a viable experiment technique to evaluate the performance of structural systems subjected to earthquake loads.

Therefore, the proposed software architecture proved to be viable from experiments with techniques such as homomorphic encryption and hardware security extensions (Intel SGX).

The performances measured demonstrate that a RICH with aerogel is a viable detector for experiments with high multiplicity of particles in the final state.

The Argonne fragment mass analyzer (FMA) has been a very important component of the experimental program at the ATLAS facility for many years and is expected to be a viable instrument for experiments with more intense beams which will become available when the ATLAS intensity upgrade is completed.

In all experiments viable cells were gated based on forward and side scatter profiles and dead cells were further excluded using Propidium iodide.

Cells remained viable throughout the experiments.

In some experiments, viable cells (attached and floating) were detected by Trypan blue dye exclusion after UVC exposure.

Nevertheless, the plants were viable in our experiments and provided fertile seeds over seven generations, similar to [ 31].

Alamar Blue results were significantly different between day 1 and 2 (Figures 7 and 8), but cells were still viable throughout the experiment.