Sentence examples for will not experiment from inspiring English sources
But Israel will not experiment with the lives of its citizens by agreeing to concessions that strip away tangible components of its national security, create vulnerabilities that its adversaries will exploit and ultimately undermine the stability of the entire Middle East.
England will not experiment with their lineup for the series finale – Bayliss has called for no let-up in the pursuit of a 3-0 win after last summer's final Ashes Test ended in defeat – although one change is due with Chris Woakes, Chris Jordan and Mark Footitt vying to replace Steven Finn after a side strain ended his tour.
This reference will equip researchers with pertinent information regarding current animal models, so that future work will not repeat experiments already performed, while at the same time minimizing the number of animals projected for future biodefense studies.
In case of UTI, the participant will not undergo the experiment, but will receive immediate antibiotic treatment if the UTI is symptomatic or be treated depending on further microbiological urine analysis in the absence of UTI symptoms.
If the time of failure is larger than the duration of the experiment, the node will not fail during the experiment.
However, if tactile visual links in exogenous spatial attention are not spatially precise, unlike the dominant notion described in the Introduction, the extra visual information will not prevent the present experiment from replicating Experiment 1 and changing posture will not influence crossmodal spatial cueing effects.
I will not appeal to experiments or provide any new predictions, but I may succeed in explaining the problems involved, and in showing that they can, or that they cannot, be resolved.
But the provincial and federal moneys will not fund scientific experiments, which were previously funded through government grants.
It is probably true that we will not have randomized experiments regarding migrants' status (57).
This ensures that radiation of the surrounding medium is avoided so that radiolysis products from this source will not complicate the experiments.
Demonstrating how confounds work to skew experiments will not only enable more carefully controlled experiments in the future, but can also teach us about the natural functions of the complicating factors in real-world social interaction.
