Sentence examples for experiment draws on from inspiring English sources

A lab experiment draws on Regulatory Focus Theory to examine health communication's persuasive effects on physical activity.

Until now, big-G experiments drew on a technique developed by physicist Henry Cavendish at the end of the 18th century.

These hypotheses were explored in two separate, but matched, experiments drawing on fMRI BOLD responses and eye measures (pupil response and fixation patterns).

They draw on long traditions of artistic and collective initiatives that experiment in art, design, and architecture.

The winning citation added: "They [Assemble] draw on long traditions of artistic and collective initiatives that experiment in art, design and architecture.

The Manchester team's "experiment" simultaneously drew on some common assumptions about cancer education and tested others.

The new research draws on experiments such as the one in an Iowa school two decades ago when teacher Jane Elliott split her primary-school class into blue-eyed children, told they were superior, and brown-eyed children, told they were stupid and unattractive.

But many plausibility arguments in the sciences, such as thought experiments, draw on broadly empirical considerations, on what we know or strongly suspect about how the world works based on our experience of the world.

And Google has for a long time experimented with drawing on the screen as an alternative to typing.

Kurtzman experimented with drawing on blue-lined paper; the blue lines were not supposed to reproduce visibly when the book was printed, but they were unintentionally reinforced by the gray wash Kurtzman used in the artwork.

In performing these experiments we drew on our anatomical blue-print for the pigeon beak, staining all sections from landmark 3 to the tip of the beak.