Sentence examples for come from experiments from inspiring English sources

One of the great paradoxes of psychology is that many of the truly interesting findings tend to have come from experiments that, in the far stricter environment of today, would no longer be possible.

In an interview with the BBC, Stephen Hawking described the discovery of the Higgs as Nobel Prize-worthy, but also, "a pity in a way, because the great advances in physics have come from experiments that gave results we didn't expect".

The surprising findings come from experiments with two monkeys.

Such observations may come from experiments or "black-box" computer simulations, as demonstrated in several synthetic examples and a realistic application in functional genomics.

Most of the evidence for a role of excitatory amino acids has come from experiments demonstrating prevention of sensitization by excitatory amino acid antagonists, especially the noncompetitive NMDA receptor antagonist MK-801.

Support for this tradeoff between fertility and life span had come from experiments in which fruit flies that had been selected and bred for longevity produced few offspring early in life.

The result for each approach also come from experiment environment.

Warmly is something that has come from experimenting with concepts and technical elements that the team was interested in.

The first indications that neutrinos might oscillate came from experiments to detect solar neutrinos.

Supporting evidence for a genetic contribution comes from experiments on fruit flies, mice, threadworms and yeast.

(One piece of counter-evidence comes from experiments done with the Machiguengan Indians of Peru, who are small-scale subsistence farmers).