The phrase "and in the experiments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to activities or findings that are part of a series of experiments or research studies.
Example: "The results were consistent with our hypothesis, and in the experiments, we observed significant changes in the data."
Alternatives: "and during the experiments" or "and throughout the experiments".
And in the experiments we ran last summer we put what we called a kill switch next to the subject so if the subjects got too warm or they didn't like it any more they could turn it off.
For this purpose he mixed all kinds of noxious material with it, but the question remained whether they could be again separated, and in the experiments to ascertain this he discovered that not only could they be separated but that the sugar was better and purer.
The olivine reaction will not lead to any disruption of the digester system, and in the experiments, no heating effect has been observed.
Great effort was made in the designing and construction of the equipment and in the experiments to reach a high accuracy of the results.
Both in the creation of hypotheses to be tested and in the experiments chosen to test these hypotheses, we should act so as to get the very most cognitive bang for the buck, so to say.
In[5], Tucker decomposition was used to build bases and in the experiments, speaker adaptation using Tucker decomposition showed better performance than eigenvoice and maximum likelihood linear regression (MLLR) adaptation[6].
KW analyzed the data and participated in the experiments and in writing the manuscript.
NM coordinated the study and participated in the experiments and manuscript preparation.
JG conceived of the study, designed, coordinated and participated in the experiments, and drafted the manuscript.
JT provided technical support and advice in the experiments and revised the manuscript.
JP designed and participated in the experiments and drafted the manuscript.
