Sentence examples for an experiment devised from inspiring English sources

That intermediary, now known as messenger RNA, was discovered in 1960 in an experiment devised by Dr. Brenner and others.

In "the tipping point," Malcolm Gladwell's book about social epidemics, he cites an experiment devised by two Princeton psychologists to test why people give.

It was an experiment, devised mainly to find out whether the procedure was safe, and to gauge how much Avastin the brain could tolerate.

It might strike you as an office experiment devised in boredom: piling up staples and seeing how long it takes for them to collapse.

Ms. O'Brien also drops in on a group of fourth graders at Public School 399 in Brooklyn who are participating in a controversial experiment, devised by Roland G. Fryer Jr., a Harvard University economist.

Schrödinger's Cat is based on quantum mechanics, specifically, about a thought experiment devised in 1935 by Austrian physicist Erwin Schrödinger.

The gap between people's convictions and their justifications is also on display in the favorite new sandbox for moral psychologists, a thought experiment devised by the philosophers Philippa Foot and Judith Jarvis Thomson called the Trolley Problem.

This was first demonstrated 20 years ago in a simple experiment devised by Franco Fabbro and his colleagues at the University of Trieste in Italy.

The new political organization of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a political experiment devised by the best political minds in the world, has resulted in the degenerate structure whose only immediate effect was the expansion of bureaucracy.

The psychologists Bert Hodges and Anne Geyer recently took a new look at a well-known experiment devised by Asch in the 1950s.

But an influential educational "experiment" devised by the Manchester Committee on Cancer challenged these doubts, arguing that the public's fear was based in their experience with family and friends dying of the disease.