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The phrase "assisted in the experiments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's involvement or support in conducting scientific or research experiments.
Example: "The research team was grateful for the volunteers who assisted in the experiments, providing valuable data for their study."
Alternatives: "helped with the experiments" or "aided in the experiments."
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"Building a breakwater at Ryoishi became a prerequisite for building the breakwater at Kamaishi," said Akira Mano, who assisted in the experiments at the time as a graduate student and now teaches at the university.
OB assisted in the experiments and measurements.
YK, HI, GH, KI, and KA assisted in the experiments.
BdL assisted in the experiments and, together with GB, in the data analysis.
YW participated in the preparation of the carbon nanotube field emitter and assisted in the experiments.
LM, NH, XYD, CHY, and WJY assisted in the experiments and data analysis.
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On board are 48 passengers – half of them scientists, the other half paying members of the public who are assisting in the experiments – and 20 crew members, following in the footsteps of the great Antarctic explorer and scientist Douglas Mawson, leader of the original AAE of 1911.
KN aided in intellectual design of the experiments, assisted in the mouse experiments and provided aid in Western blot analysis.
JR assisted in the animal experiments and performed the microarray experiments as well as the immunoassays.
SS assisted in the human experiments.
PE assisted in the array experiments.
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