The phrase "attempt the results of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express trying to achieve or evaluate results, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to attempt the results of our latest experiment to see if they align with our hypothesis."
Alternatives: "evaluate the outcomes of" or "assess the findings of".
- Finally, researchers have an ethical and scientific obligation to attempt publishing the results of every research endeavor.
Requiring perfect proficiency for a trial to be completed causes Stylus to run through 100,000 "failed" attempts, the result of each of these attempts being recorded before the mutation is undone and the next applied.
However, the attempt to translate the results of animal model studies in humans produced conflicting results.
We then implement fluid models in an attempt to reproduce the results of the kinetic model.
The Florida Supreme Court, he said, "has squandered and violated the trust of the people of Florida in an attempt to manipulate the results of a fair and free election".
The pair analyzed two years' worth of data, partly in an attempt to test the results of an earlier study, which suggested that tipping increases on sunny days.
The task force recently issued a report outlining irregularities that "suggest at a minimum, an attempt to 'skew' the results of the lawfully required public input process".
The magnum opus of the late David Cesarani, Final Solution: The Fate of the Jews 1933-1949 (Macmislan) is attemptmptoto bring the results of an outpouring of scholarship from the past three decades to a wider audience.
When Americans last paid attention to Ukraine, during the Orange Revolution protests nine years ago, Yanukovych also played the bad guy, for his attempt to falsify the results of a Presidential election with backing from Moscow.
Indeed, this assumption is adopted in many studies that attempt to interpret the results of magnetic surveys.
