You Say That The Results You Get From Your Experiments Are Hardly Every What You Expect, Why Do You Think This Is?

Question: You Say That The Results You Get From Your Experiments Are Hardly Every What You Expect, Why Do You Think This Is?
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Asked by cpljsparey to Judith on 21 Jun 2011.
- Judith McCann answered on 21 Jun 2011:
  
  To keep our results not biased in any way (even by us) we try to avoid presuming too many things about the results, incase we can somehow affect the results. By not presuming things it makes us more open to whats actually going on, as opposed to what we would like to find 🙂
  
  In general, my work currently is a lot of trial and error with educated guesses inn there! we look at what could work and give it a go, but it hasn’t been going to plan just lately, but that’s sort of just the wy science research is!! can’t let it dishearten you!

Question: You Say That The Results You Get From Your Experiments Are Hardly Every What You Expect, Why Do You Think This Is?