The phrase "administered experiment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an experiment that has been conducted or carried out, typically in a scientific or research context.
Example: "The administered experiment yielded significant results that contributed to our understanding of the phenomenon."
Alternatives: "conducted experiment" or "carried out experiment".
The techniques for revealing truth may have evolved (from formal models to precisely administered experiments), but the logic of economists seeing themselves as truth tellers to government power of the sort: this will or will not work has remained deeply ingrained.
This paper presents three experiments designed to analyze the effect of MK-801 on LI when the drug is administered before (Experiment 1A) or after (Experiment 1B) preexposure and conditioning stages with a conditioned emotional response procedure.
Results from the LAT in experiment 1 and post-test LAT administered in experiment 3 thus reveal that participants were unable to identify the locations of masked targets even after extensive exposure to the second-order conditional sequence and an intentional orientation to the mapping between the four-position array and binocular percept.
The responses of both groups to the two-question survey, the same that was administered in experiment I, were analyzed.
DES (30 μg/L in the drinking water) was administered in experiment 9 as a positive control with RM1 as the diet.
Twelve male Sprague-Dawley rats (Charles River, Wilmington, MA, about 250 g, 7 weeks) were initially anesthetized by intramuscular injection of 10 mg/kg Ketamine-HCl (Puteney Inc., Portland, ME, USA) and additional Ketamine was administered during experiment as needed.
Although the same oral dose (NOAEL/200) was administered in experiments 1 and 2, the differences in urinary concentrations between the two experiments likely reflect the normal variability within the animals, that the experiments were performed at different times, and that the animals were of different ages at the start of each experiment.
For example, some researchers (e.g., Bhagat et al. 2016) administered quasi-experiments to reveal the efficacy of flipped classroom approach.
The average psilocybin doses administered in experiments using the OAV and 5D-ABC were 212 and 251 µg/kg, respectively, whereas the average doses of ketamine were 6 and 12 µg · kg−1 · min−1, respectively.
