The phrase "although experiment" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks the necessary context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "Although the experiment yielded unexpected results, we were able to draw some conclusions."
Alternatives: "even though the experiment" or "despite the experiment".
Although experiment often takes its importance from its relation to theory, Hacking pointed out that it often has a life of its own, independent of theory.
Although experiment 1 used more substrates than experiment 3, enzyme is more expensive than substrate.
Although Experiment III has statistically significantly better performance than Experiment II on recall and F-measure, it is not significantly improved with respect to precision.
Although Experiment 1 provided clear support for contextual cueing of tactile search, it left open the question of the implicit nature of the tactile contextual-cueing effect.
Although experiment 2 was easier to solve than the previous experiment, as the location of the food was never concealed, the impulse to choose the last manipulated cup was stronger than the knowledge about the food location itself.
That is, although Experiment 1 places a question mark over whether or not recollection and familiarity differ in retrieval, subjective reports of the experience of remembering remain a useful and valid means to study them.
Risk is inherent in research, although experiments on humans vary widely in their danger, and in design.
But — this is my own empirical observation — although experiments can illuminate philosophical arguments, they don't settle them.
The Forgione sandwiches, which cost $7.95, come in five flavors, although experiments continue on an extension of the basic line.
Although experiments with airmail conveyance started in 1911, a regular inland service did not begin until 1932.
Although experiments and telescopes can fly independently as satellites this is a riskier proposition.
