Sentence examples for experiment likely from inspiring English sources

But it's a bold experiment, likely to inspire something great.

The rejections for T acid and salt showed opposite change laws in the membrane fouling experiment, likely because of their differences in mechanisms.

Come September, Biederman will be one of about 1,000 undergraduates embarking on Princeton's most radical social experiment since coeducation — an experiment likely to do much more than just improve the food.

We regard it as unlikely that people continuously evaluate the possibility of harm for all neutral events; rather, the presence of conditions with harmful outcomes in our experiment likely produced a relative contrast effect69.

The curse of low power cuts both ways: not only is an underpowered experiment likely to miss finding water in the desert, it's also more likely to lead us to a mirage.

Thus, while the mindful students in Hanley's experiment likely experienced a strong initial degree of negative emotion after their academic failure, their mindful dispositions may have facilitated a more thoughtful, less attached, and more emotionally balanced response that prevented them from becoming overly discouraged.

The early neural activity measured in the experiments likely represents these urges or other preparations for movement that precede conscious awareness.

Also in December, a RIKEN investigative team concluded that STAP cells never existed and that indications of pluripotency reported in experiments likely resulted from contamination of cell lines.

The differences between individual descriptor sets are smaller (MCC difference < 0.030, sensitivity difference < 0.020) than in the ACE inhibitor experiments, likely due to the fact that models are based on both chemical and protein similarity.

Since SGI1 is not able to replicate autonomously, the ΔthdF mutant S. Typhimurium LT2 transconjugants recovered in these experiments likely carried SGI1 integrated in alternative chromosomal attachment sites.

We analyzed four cases of microarray experiments likely to represent the diversity of data presented in a typical microarray-intensive laboratory (Table 1).