Sentence examples for by a recent experiment from inspiring English sources
We study the interplay between nematic order and superconductivity, motivated by a recent experiment on FeSe observing strongly distorted vortex shapes [Song et al. Science 332 1410 (2011)].
A direct involvement of endocannabinoids in the stimulation of food intake was suggested by a recent experiment showing that anandamide, via CB1 activation, was able to induce overeating in prefed rats.61 Interestingly, the degree of hyperphagia was modest when compared with the effects of Δ9-THC, but persisted for a much longer time.
Application of this formula to Tl2Ba2CuO6 implies that if λ⊥(0) is greater than 10 micrometers, as suggested by a recent experiment, these fluctuations must have an unusual form.
This is supported by a recent experiment by Coesmans et al. [26] where they showed that an acute blockage of mGluR activation by application of mGluR1-autoantibodies in the cerebellar cortex impaired the motor performance more for lower frequency than for higher frequency motor execution.
That a certain amount of the axonal withdrawal may be intrinsic to the motor neuron is also shown by a recent experiment [23], which suggests that the competitive vigor of the axon branches of a neuron is reduced as some of its branches win.
The protein Eno2's involvement in the cell division is also supported by a recent experiment [ 46], showing that the overexpression of the protein significantly delays the progression of yeast cell cycle.
This video, which originally appeared on "The New Yorker Presents" (Amazon Originals) and is based on a story by Simon Parkin, is about a recent experiment in transmitting Iñupiat culture through a new medium: a video game.
A recent experiment by a team led by Niteesh Choudhry, a professor of medicine at Harvard, quantifies the problem.
In a recent experiment by Caroline M. Hoxby of Stanford and Sarah E. Turner of the University of Virginia, similar packets increased the number of students who applied to top colleges.
A recent experiment by professors at Stanford University and Beijing University provides compelling evidence that home-based work benefits both employers and workers.
A recent experiment by World Bank researchers in Tanzania, comparing results from the different methods, found that estimates of how many people in the country are hungry varied from just under 20% to nearly 70%, depending on the method chosen.
