Yes. Blind (without hypothesis) experimenting, while occasionally producing useful data, is normally a real time waster. This is because data obtained from blind experimenting almost always requires a rigorous confirmation process anyway, before it can be used in scientific work.
because its generally trial and error but until every thing is proven there is always another possibility
In terms of science, a trial is when a scientist begins testing whatever hypothesis he or she is investigating. The scientist will then study the data obtained, and determine whether or not the original hypothesis needs to be changed.
Howard Florey was most recognized in the science field for his help in the discovery of penicillin. He was also the first to conduct an actual trial in 1941.
the pros and cons of a clinical trial and then u add a pinch of penis
Patients volunteer because they have a specific disease.
Trial is another name for an experiment.
How did the outcome of the scope trial affect the teaching of science in school?
because its generally trial and error but until every thing is proven there is always another possibility
A struggle between science and fundamentalism
the public some confident in forensic science
Because to be able to solve a puzzle you need to attempt to solve it, if you don't solve it, you take note of what not to do next time. This is much like science, which involves a lot of trial and error.
saying science replaces god
The Scopes trial was important because it brought national attention the creation versus evolution debate. The anti-evolution movement remained strong in some parts of the United States after the trial.
in science it means to do it again and again to see the results
We'd still be using trial & error - as we did for thousands of years.
The Scopes trial refers to the "Scopes-Monkey" trial in which a high school Science teacher in Tennessee violated the Butler Act that made it unlawful to teach evolution in schools. He was found guilty.
NO. you can progress by trial and error (which was the chief mode up to about 200 years ago), but science does tend to speed things up.