Examples of using Such experiments in English and their translations into Spanish
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And there have been several such experiments.
Such experiments, they alarmed the whole area.
Vilagora, who was subjected to such experiments, stated:-.
Have such experiments been carried out on people?
I will no longer tolerate any such experiments at this institute!
Such experiments can be run in closed ampoules.
There's nothing in such experiments that's unique to the Earth.
Such experiments in attentiveness will not be undertaken in vain.
But, madam, I have read such experiments are made in Paris and New York.
Such experiments are already underway, and they are successful.
A civilization based on love andpeace must oppose such experiments.
Seven such experiments or new policies are described.
There were cases of forced penis amputation caused by such experiments.
Such experiments were already being conducted in Babylon and Egypt;
However, beginners should not be advised against such experiments!
Such experiments would be conducted to achieve the following assessments.
British scientists want to know if such experiments are acceptable,”[ii].
The result of such experiments became the material of the"new generation".
The Working Group recommended that such experiments be strongly encouraged.
After such experiments, my Spirit can make this mummy return into its sarcophagus.
It was therefore essential that such experiments should be evaluated independently.
Due to such experiments, the world receives many delicious dishes and delicacies.
But it is better to conduct such experiments in the rooms of grown-up children.
Such experiments have important implication for fundamental questions in particle physics and cosmology.".
It is possible to test more than one, but such experiments and their statistical analysis tend to be cumbersome and difficult.
Such experiments may yield some knowledge about biochemical reactions in the milieu in which substances(charcoal, iron) are introduced.
Arguments in favour of the utility of such experiments are far from being convincing while at the same time they have the potential of providing significant military information.
Such experiments are generally more difficult than the fixation index tests of criterion 2, and may be impossible for very rare or endangered species.
That such experiments might be part of the program for reconstruction of mankind is an obvious superstition.
However, such experiments would never be permitted under the Constitution of Aruba, in particular the right to inviolability of the person art 1.3 of the Constitution.