Sentence examples for experiment finding from inspiring English sources

Now, in a paper published in the BMJ, Stephen Morris (Professor of Health Economics at University College London) and colleagues report on the experiment, finding that centralisation of services saves lives.

A scientist faces many challenges when building an experiment: finding the right program to use, the adequate parameters to tune, managing input/output data, building and reusing workflows.

Figueroa et al. (2013) studied spherical Couette flow in a dipolar field (motivated by the DTS experiment), finding that fluctuations in the magnetic field had most of their energy located near the inner sphere (where the dipolar field is strongest) but are due to velocity fluctuations that originate in the outer boundary layer.

A reviewer for The Burlington Magazine in 1931 judged the book a failed experiment, finding the artwork uneven and the narrative hard to follow without even the chapter titles as textual guidance that had.

In a preliminary experiment on the same group of subjects (n = 12) that also participated in the main experiment, we determined search slopes (that is, the variation in reaction time as a function of set size) for the two tasks that we intended to use in the main experiment: finding the letter T among Ls, and finding the symbol + among Ls.

We then replicated this experiment, finding a near identical pattern of results (Clark et al., submitted for publication; n = 35).

Although they've had limited success in petri dish experiments, finding a drug that works well in live animals has been tough.

Different from the experiments finding the correspondences between the shapes in "R-histogram for shape matching" section, here, the task is to discover the matched objects with maxima corresponding shape pairs.

This first "study in scarlet" triggered a host of other experiments, finding similar results with football penalty shooters, for instance: they are less likely to score if the goalie is wearing red.

The investigation also challenged the team's contention that it had used only 427 oocytes for its experiments, finding that the researchers had received 2061 human oocytes from four hospitals between November 2002 and November 2005 (ScienceNOW, 10 January).

To further relate this physiological variability to genotypic polymorphism, we performed evolve-and-resequence experiments, finding rapid and replicated changes in gene frequency across hundreds of loci that are specific to each diet.