Sentence examples for along with the experiment from inspiring English sources

(The patient's son later told The Kansas City Star that Brinkley had in fact offered to pay his father "handsomely" if he'd go along with the experiment).

Judy Reyes plays Gaby's mother, who went along with the experiment.

And his family (two of his four children still live at home) largely went along with the experiment.

But in resuming the overtime patrols yesterday, the department scaled back the narcotics elements of the program, restoring only quality-of-life and warrant sweeps, a move that, along with the experiment itself, suggests that some police officials believe the program needs to be modified or scrapped.

At the same time, it also shows that the productivity index per meter of six groups experiment is relatively high in the early stage of simulation experiment, along with the experiment, the screen blocked fastest which only needs 7 min when the water content is 30 and 10%, and the productivity index per meter is the lowest.

Taking together, our data indicated that the general anxiety behaviors were decreased along with the experiment and the daily general anxiety behavioral patterns in Imme EXT and EXT groups were similar to those of Fear group (Fig. 3).

"Gridlock" was in the third filming block for the series, along with "The Lazarus Experiment".

Along with the experiments in painting that emphasized the sensory, affective properties of the art over its imitative functions, it followed that artists in the theatre would investigate its affective potential.

Users of this group extensively use features for storing NMR spectra along with the experiments and for sharing results, reactions, as well as whole collections of entries with colleagues.

Figure 2 Word error rate results using the from Experiment 1 and the interpolated WBW machine-translated results from Experiment 2, Experiment 3, and Experiment 4. The WER results from Experiment 5, Experiment 6, Experiment 7, and Experiment 8 along with the in Experiment 1, are shown in Figure 3.

And if indeed there is no such trade-off, then why go along with the great biotech experiment in the first place?