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experimental

[ik-sper-uh-men-tl] / ɪkˌspɛr əˈmɛn tl /


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Over time, however, observational and experimental evidence has increasingly supported Dudley's view.

From Science Daily

"What could change the dial are experimental studies or evaluations of natural experiments. So evaluating the Australia ban is hugely important because it actually gives us a window on what might be happening."

From Barron's

A key part of the work showed that protecting newborns from RSV in experimental models prevented these immune system shifts altogether.

From Science Daily

England fans could not have hoped for a more entertaining evening at Wembley Stadium - but with Sarina Wiegman resisting the urge to be more experimental, how much did she actually learn from it?

From BBC

For low and intermediate intensities, the theoretical model captures only part of the experimental behavior.

From Science Daily