Sentence examples for be traced to experiments from inspiring English sources

In part, the change can be traced to experiments such as Compton scattering, where it was much more difficult not to ascribe quantization to light itself to explain the observed results.

Many flaws in the design and interpretation of new experiments can be traced to older experiments which came to be accepted, not because the evidence was overwhelming, but because the ideas were appealing.

The number of deaths stemmed from the literalism with which plans were carried out (Pol Pot's supporters were told to "smash" the enemy), the cruelty of the inexperienced communist cadres, and as far as executions were concerned the suspicions of the leadership that the failure of their experiment could be traced to "traitors" in the pay of foreign powers.

(Swirski, 2007, p. 4) To be more precise: in this proposal not all knowledge acquisition through literature is traced to thought experiments.

Evans described the drug as having "murky origins" and claims investigations into the origins of thalidomide can be traced back to murderous experiments in second world war concentration camps.

(3) Unlike radiometric tracer studies, this technique enabled Hg species transformation to be traced throughout the experiment.

The work on lateral vehicular interactions can be traced from May's experiments [4], which calculated internal frictions between two vehicles on test track.

In the UK, for example, these ideas can be traced back at least to the Rothschild experiment, evaluated by Kogan and Henkel in 1983 [ 11].

However, Senseless is a Wg activity reporter in the wing primordium [37] that can definitively be traced in our in silico experiments (see Supporting Information).

The reasons for this failure are traced by experiment and computation to the sub-optimal association constant for the pseudorotaxane complex required to form the replicating rotaxane.

Turbidity and precipitation that had been seen in some initial experiments were later traced to bacterial contamination associated with the protein solutions; after filtration through 0.2-µm membranes, proteins no longer produced precipitation in spite of prolonged incubation.