The phrase "a experiment that would" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an experiment that would" due to the use of the article "an" before a vowel sound.
Example: "The researchers conducted an experiment that would test the effects of the new drug."
Alternatives: "a study that would" or "a trial that would".
Also in the post was a hint about an "experiment" that would allow users who haven't acquired a valid token to still use the app with all of their accounts.
For each of the systems studied, it is possible to design an experiment that would have an 80% power to detect a QTL of moderate effect (explaining between 1.5 and 5% of the trait variation) by genotyping 1000 or fewer individuals.
At the heart of my whimsical journey was an experiment that would test out a more philosophical idea: that what we experience in life is more important than what we bring with us.
Then, in January, one of her eight researchers wanted to study how white blood cells respond to early infection, an experiment that would require a virulent strain.
I have several suggestions that I think would help, including an experiment that would require a change in either state or federal regulations: giving some high-quality health care providers the opportunity to practice in a world without malpractice lawsuits.
Our ability to compare between the two versions of the test is limited, however, by the fact that the earlier version prompted students to propose any experiment to follow up on the data described in the test, whereas in the later version, students were asked to design an experiment that would test a given hypothesis.
Armed with a special pair of video goggles they set up an experiment that would make both eyes work as a team.
It was an experiment that would lead to a six-year addiction.
In 2004, Fredrik Bäckhed, a member of Gordon's team, used the sterile rodents to run an experiment that would set the entire lab on a focused path – one devoted to understanding the connections between the microbiome, nutrition, and health.
Since she is accustomed to monitoring her blood pressure over time, she is in an excellent position to carry out an experiment that would help her optimise the effects of these various influences on her hypertension.
