Sentence examples for experiment largely from inspiring English sources

"We spent six months in various cross-checks," he said of the 160 physicists from 11 countries collaborating on the OPERA experiment, largely funded by the French, Japanese and Italian governments.

Kaiama L. Glover, writing in a forthcoming review in The New York Times Book Review said the experiment largely worked, resulting in a "story of lifesaving music and heartbroken maternity" that is "engaging from start to finish".

At Terreform, our urban research center, we've spent almost a decade engaged in a thought experiment, largely focused on New York.

Two decades later, the ill-fated experiment, largely relegated to academic journals, offers a caution to lawmakers at the national level as Republicans in the U.S. Senate race to write a bill to repeal and replace the federal Affordable Care Act.

In conclusion, this experiment largely replicates findings from our initial investigation [13], where adolescents showed reduced recruitment of the right NAcc by reward-predictive cues, but similar activation of mesolimbic incentive-motivational neurocircuitry to reward notifications.

This experiment largely focused on the anterior superior portion of the temporal lobe and followed a procedure identical to the one described for patient P1 with, in this case, two follow-up experimental protocols adapted to the results of the real-time session.

Our binary prey choice experiments largely followed the experimental approach described above, but we used only large-bodied (adult) heteropterans (TL = 16.24 ± 0.72 mm, size range = 13.8 17.5 mm) and offered two different mosquitofish in each experimental container.

And while the experiments largely validated their authors' hypotheses, the results hold puzzles as well.

This article reviews the prospects for these facilities to greatly extend our capabilities for neutrino experiments, largely emphasizing the physics of neutrino interactions.

He experimented largely on himself — participating 11 times in experimental blood exchanges by the beginning of 1928 — and noted that following multiple treatments, his eyesight improved, his balding was suspended and friends commented that he looked 10 years younger.

Hence, differences in stress levels between laboratory and natural environments can be one of the reasons why predictions from artificial laboratory experiments largely underestimate uptake of oxazepam, and other pharmaceuticals, in the wild.