adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
experimental data (= resulting from experiments )
▪
the analysis of experimental data
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
more
▪
The genre is wider and more experimental and now has the element of pastiche.
▪
In fact, it offers more experimental menu items and store formats than any of its competitors.
■ NOUN
animal
▪
Luckily they chose experimental animals which happened to include a species sensitive to one of the new agents under trial.
▪
It is more fibrin-selective than human t-PA in experimental animal models but has not yet been tested in man.
▪
Two of the commonest experimental animals , and the examples are typical.
▪
Data on experimental animals show that it may be the long term consequence of glomerular haemodynamic abnormalities induced by long term hyperglycaemia.
▪
Mice must be obtained from breeding or supplying establishments designated under the Act and the experimental animal facilities must also be designated.
▪
In summary, several approaches have produced engineered plasminogen activators with an increased thrombolytic potency in experimental animal models.
▪
They could be continued on the basis of efficacy studies in experimental animals and existing data in humans.
approach
▪
Those involved in the experimental approach to athletics showed little interest in boosting performance.
▪
Attempts have certainly been made to test the intuitive mythologies of Freudian theory by other experimental approaches .
▪
The experimental approach to the study of heredity led to the creation of the new science of genetics.
▪
The former strategy is the traditional experimental approach , the latter is the computational approach.
area
▪
Third, Tempo 30 would be introduced throughout the experimental area , with only minor exceptions.
▪
Evaluating the Buxtehude strategy An evaluation of the Buxtehude experimental area is relatively straight forward.
basis
▪
On an experimental basis at least, Hall argued the effectiveness of liberalization within a few inner-city sites should be explored.
▪
Often, special pilot projects can be designed on an experimental basis .
data
▪
Is the standard unified model the only possible explanation of the experimental data it so well describes?
▪
This feature is present in the standard unified model, so it is not surprising that the experimental data are satisfied.
▪
As agreement between calculated and experimental I-V spectra is good, this method is clearly viable for the analysis of experimental data .
▪
Each experimental data point in Figures 1 and 2 is the average of three experiments in three identical model biles.
▪
Data sets precluded from analysis are well documented, but the great bulk of typical experimental data will be handled.
▪
In nylon he found the Voigt average to be closest to experimental data .
▪
In some places, however, there is insufficient discussion of large amounts of experimental data .
design
▪
Essentially, the classic experimental design involves controlling all factors extraneous to the hypothesis of interest in order that this can be tested.
▪
This at once gave me the idea for the experimental design I wanted.
▪
The empirical literature is carefully reviewed, with an emphasis on the evaluation of field methods, data analysis and experimental design .
▪
If they fail to agree, it is necessary to decide where some one has gone wrong, in experimental design or theory-making.
▪
Feminist psychology's combinatory approach has been applied to experimental design as well.
▪
With this experimental design both rapid repair of non-haemorrhagical lesions and any repair of haemorrhagical erosions could be studied.
▪
It acknowledges the lack of control groups and neat experimental designs and works with perceived values of change.
▪
Studying the body clock for extended periods of time Consider the following experimental design for a volunteer studied on his own.
drug
▪
The disobedient youth has been injected with an experimental drug , though of course his tactile sensations aren't blunted.
▪
After two years of being on experimental drugs for her epilepsy, Harlan got on Medicare via Social Security disability.
▪
For the time being however, interferon remains very much an experimental drug whose full clinical value has yet to be determined.
▪
In the second act, the specialist treating Selma puts her on an experimental drug that returns her to her old self.
▪
Few recently infected people have received the experimental drug mixes, Volberding said.
evidence
▪
Throughout the book, theoretical concepts and experimental evidence are integrated.
▪
However, some suggestive experimental evidence is now available.
▪
Though the theory was many years ahead of its time it was almost wholly guesswork and rested on no satisfactory contemporary experimental evidence .
▪
However there is now an enormous amount of experimental evidence in favour of it.
▪
They are predicted by theoretical physics, and there is good experimental evidence in favour of their existence.
▪
Further, no firm experimental evidence shows that these drugs diminish regional cerebral blood flow in migraineurs.
▪
Conversely, the fact that we are able to predict events is experimental evidence against singularities and for the no-boundary proposal.
▪
Scientists therefore require experimental evidence to test between causes and correlations.
finding
▪
There are experimental findings to suggest that Wagner's theory needs to be modified in this respect.
▪
It was not until the 1880s that there were consistent experimental findings to support localization.
▪
Some teachers will believe so, particularly since it seems to be well founded on experimental findings .
▪
That is, to explain the experimental findings in terms of the subjects' account of the experimental rather than causal processes.
group
▪
Protocol 2 studied the phenomenon of adaptive cytoprotection in response to mild irritation of the duodenal mucosa in the three experimental groups .
▪
A major problem is how to make the comparison groups as similar to the experimental group as possible.
▪
Protocol 3 studied the effects of indomethacin pretreatment on adaptive cytoprotection in the three experimental groups .
▪
Differences are computed, and the program is deemed a success if the experimental group has improved more than the control group.
▪
So, in our example, it would be the experimental group which was exposed to the new teaching style.
▪
Sometimes the whole experimental group is matched with a similar group at the start of the program.
▪
The classic experiment requires both a control and an experimental group to which subjects are randomly allocated.
▪
There is an experimental group and a control group with a before and after set of observations. 2.
investigation
▪
The automatic recognition of word meanings has been demonstrated in a number of experimental investigations .
▪
Our knowledge about this comes primarily from experimental investigations .
▪
His call for a new spirit of experimental investigation was later codified and converted into a more concrete programme by Francis Bacon.
▪
The human brain was very inaccessible to any sort of experimental investigation .
▪
To relate these variable quantities to molecular processes is the purpose of many theoretical and experimental investigations .
▪
After a complete theoretical and experimental investigation in the Cambridge University Engineering Department.
▪
Homoeopathy is based on the observations which resulted from a number of studies and on further experimental investigations derived from these.
method
▪
We consider experimental method further in Chapters 15 and 16.
▪
Commitment of experimental method is in itself entirely commendable.
▪
You should, however, remember them when considering the experimental method .
▪
Robbins moved to Memphis last year and has used the experimental method on 24 patients there since July.
▪
Anyway, you can't dismiss the experimental method just because some irrational people choose not to put the findings into practice.
▪
In its place, realism posited a predictive science of law rooted in the experimental methods of social science.
▪
That is one of the strengths of the experimental method .
▪
The response depends critically on the particular experimental method used to provoke it.
model
▪
At the moment he is doing mathematical modelling with the aim of building an experimental model of a solar-powered desalination plant.
▪
Steroids inhibit the synthesis of all the eicosanoids; they reduce late radiation induced fibrosis in experimental models .
▪
Thus, there are both in vivo and in vitro experimental models of focal epilepsy.
▪
It only seems to include the experimental model drawn from the natural sciences.
▪
Firstly an experimental model was probably made in his workshop.
▪
The relative complexity of gastric crypt anatomy compared with colorectal mucosa has discouraged its use as an experimental model in proliferation research.
period
▪
How would you conduct a survey to investigate any change of opinion during the experimental period ? 3.
▪
Why on earth they should subject the whole world to an experimental period for some of the laws is beyond me.
▪
Finally, none of the accommodation problems proved too serious during the experimental period .
procedure
▪
Not uncommonly there have been problems in replicating both experimental procedures and the results claimed for them.
▪
At one extreme lie true experimental procedures , which demand a high degree of control over possible confounding factors.
▪
Two further mandatory modules are taken, covering mathematics and experimental procedures .
project
▪
It aims to disseminate information on the principles of mental health, promote research and aid experimental projects in the field.
▪
Again a series of experimental projects was set up in order to evaluate the effect of the measure on traffic safety.
psychologist
▪
Of this argument Max Hammerton, an experimental psychologist , is a good recent example.
psychology
▪
The first-year course provides students with an introduction to the main areas of contemporary experimental psychology .
▪
The board approved doctorate degrees in communications and experimental psychology at North Dakota State University.
▪
There are the facilities here, in the experimental psychology faculty.
▪
Rivers played a fundamental role in the establishment of both experimental psychology and social anthropology as academic disciplines in Great Britain.
▪
This departure from the rigid procedures of experimental psychology sets up a radical challenge to the conventional discipline.
▪
In consequence, the sciences of animal behaviour and experimental psychology were founded by men deeply hostile to anthropomorphic explanations.
▪
Professor Gregory is distinguished for his studies in experimental psychology , most notably in visual perception and the nature of visual illusions.
research
▪
But perhaps it reveals more of the inherent uncertainty of experimental research than the tidiness which precedes it.
▪
The terrible twos seem to involve a systematic exploration of that idea, like an experimental research programme.
▪
An experimental research project is undertaken in the seventh term, usually at the students place of employment.
result
▪
In theoretical physics, the search for logical self-consistency has always been more important in making advances than experimental results .
▪
Significant figures in an experimental result are those figures known to be valid.
▪
The experimental results that encouraged the financiers to support a rotor ship were truly spectacular.
▪
These theoretical discussions are consistent with recent experimental results that are also summarized in section 9. 3.
▪
Snow was involved in a whiff of controversy about some experimental results obtained in the 1930s.
▪
This conclusion is based on the experimental results obtained with hexamethonium and lidocaine.
▪
Abinitio calculations and computer analysis have been extensively used to demonstrate acceptable correlations between theoretical and experimental results .
▪
At least, that was how the scientists interpreted their experimental results .
science
▪
Only a minority of pupils take part in high quality experimental science-which is often completely ignored until they are 14.
▪
There were no liberal arts, no research, no experimental sciences .
▪
But this is making demands which are wildly at variance with the methodology and history of the experimental sciences .
▪
Every experimental science simplifies the conditions under which it works, particularly in the early stages of an investigation.
situation
▪
There is also a need for comparison studies to see what differences there are between the experimental situation and the classroom.
▪
Sadly, the experimental situation is much more patchy.
▪
The effectiveness of the micro in simulating experiments hinges on the children's accepting the analogy with the true experimental situation .
▪
This is an expectation which may well have been frustrated in the experimental situation .
▪
This leaves the experimental situation at a certain disadvantage.
▪
In an experimental situation some of these variables could be controlled, and average search times could be computed for different systems.
stage
▪
But he was still at an experimental stage of his thinking, and this enabled his political opportunism to come into play.
▪
Is it still in the experimental stage ? &038;.
▪
It is still at an experimental stage and has not yet been implemented country-wide.
study
▪
The experimental study of heredity led Bateson to breeding studies and soon to the newly rediscovered laws of Mendelian heredity.
▪
The use of light isotopes in a fusion reactor has been under experimental study since the 1950s.
▪
Although many experimental studies have been carried out since then, this remains the clearest and best-known work.
▪
Moreover, one experimental study showed increased tumour formation with dietary calcium.
▪
If the materials are properly prepared and used, the procedure can have all the advantages of an experimental study .
▪
Using both experimental studies and computer simulation, existing theories of face recognition and learning in general will be evaluated and developed.
▪
An experimental study from Plymouth reported a 23% reduction in general practitioner referrals after local guidelines were distributed.
▪
An experimental study of children's behaviour outlines a possible answer.
subject
▪
These 12 made the main experimental subjects .
▪
In a sense, experimental subjects are only partially real people.
▪
The people in her charge are pupils and not experimental subjects .
task
▪
Traditionally, psychologists go about assessing children's capabilities by using some standardized experimental task .
▪
FIG. 3 Comparisons of experimental tasks .
▪
However, another way of explaining this effect is to ask the subjects how they performed the experimental task .
▪
In the second experimental task , rhyming judgements were made.
technique
▪
As this is the case, part of the research will examine various experimental techniques used previously in studies on word recognition.
▪
Empiricism is principally the use of replicable experimental techniques , applied to texts.
▪
They provide expertise across a wide range of topics while allowing the students to contribute to the year-to-year developments in experimental techniques .
▪
The experimental technique used for the determination of enthalpy is calorimetry.
▪
The research uses two experimental techniques for producing natural dialogue.
▪
The development of new experimental techniques has been spectacular.
▪
On the other hand, the experiments in which particular routes to chaos have been identified required very precise experimental techniques .
test
▪
Decisions to retain or reject an hypothesis are fairly straightforwardly determined by the results of experimental tests .
▪
With this sleeping beauty, the prince is the experimental test .
▪
Theories that fail to stand up to observational and experimental tests must be eliminated and replaced by further speculative conjectures.
▪
The prospects for experimental tests of the dynamical transition paradigm seem particularly promising in the case of focal epilepsy.
▪
This story tramples traditional disciplinary boundaries and exposes time-honored philosophical principles to direct experimental tests .
treatment
▪
Gross injury was evaluated by an observer unaware of the experimental treatment .
▪
History-events may occur in addition to the experimental treatment and thus provide alternate explanations of effects.
▪
This debate in public is about Parkinson's disease and a particular experimental treatment .
▪
In effect, no two children ever receive the same experimental treatment .
▪
He has just emerged from four months of experimental treatment for skin cancer with assurances of remission.
▪
However, the panel rejected several proposals pushed by consumer advocates, including coverage of experimental treatments .
work
▪
Of course such features are never totally absent in experimental work .
▪
He was most concerned that philosophical solutions to problems could not be verified with out experimental work .
▪
It was, however, the dominant theory driving some of the earlier experimental work on arousal and memory.
▪
Systematic combinatorial methods are used in their reasoning and in their experimental work .
▪
The cell migration cycle is based on experimental work in animal studies as well as in human studies of oral vaccination.
▪
First, in his experimental work he has achieved performances that match existing systems.
▪
The laboratory integrates experimental work from basic science courses especially physiology, biochemistry, and pharmacology.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
▪
experimental research
▪
an experimental drug
▪
an experimental theater group
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪
A few of the drugs are experimental and not covered by insurance companies.
▪
Casaubon was not alone in his criticisms of the new experimental philosophy for its atheistical tendencies.
▪
If his earlier experimental albums were met with disdain by his core audience, this one appalled them.
▪
Often, special pilot projects can be designed on an experimental basis.
▪
Our knowledge about this comes primarily from experimental investigations.
▪
The board approved doctorate degrees in communications and experimental psychology at North Dakota State University.
▪
This can be established by programs in which the actual experimental apparatus is linked to a computer simulation.