Sentence examples for emerging experiments from inspiring English sources

Despite his misgivings Edwards argues that there are emerging experiments in what he calls "transformative financing" – funding that, according to Edwards, "has the double impact of boosting radical changes in society and transforming relationships surrounding money in support of these activities".

This paper evaluates the emerging experiments through the lenses of C.K. Prahalad's "bottom of the pyramid" theory and Clayton Christensen's "disruptive technologies" perspective.

Emerging experiments included protein surface footprinting, based on either H/D exchange differences (King et al. 2002; Seyfried et al. 2007), or hydroxyl radical oxidation (Sharp et al. 2003, 2004; Hambly and Gross 2005; Takamoto and Chance 2006) that can identify carbohydrate interfaces on proteins, and as such may also provide a significant step up the technological ladder.

The answer emerging from experiments on animals and people is that the brain has evolved to shape itself, starting in infancy, according to what it encounters in the external world.

Overall, established and emerging EPR experiments have been developed and applied to the lipoxygenase family of enzymes to elucidate changes in the solution structures that are related to function.

A new device was designed on the basis of some of these recommendations and its usability was evaluated in Experiment 2. Feedback from participants in Experiment 2 demonstrated that the design recommendations emerging from Experiment 1 were successfully applied to develop a more usable and acceptable device.

The women are pioneers in an emerging social experiment as states across the country try to go beyond simply moving people off welfare.

While the presentation of this kind of content carries a high potential for inadvertently presenting biased information to consumers, it also serves as an emerging social experiment highlighting the importance of shared information, connectivity, and the identification of outcomes that may be of the greatest relevance to patients.

Dr. Sinclair said the definitive answer would emerge from experiments, now under way, with mice whose sirtuin genes had been knocked out.

The discovery, made by Dr. Mehboob A. Hussain and colleagues at the New York University School of Medicine, emerged from experiments with mice but the same is very likely to be true of people, too, Dr. Hussain said.

Linn Mollenauer, who worked with Dr. Gordon at Bell on laser advances that helped clarify long-distance telephone conversation, said Dr. Gordon tended to wait for his colleagues to bring him seemingly insoluble problems that had emerged from experiments.