Sentence examples for experiment revived from inspiring English sources
Reading about Brochet's color experiment revived my interest in the Davis test.
All the embryos died, but the experiment revived the cloning controversy, which had been dormant since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Each population at the 200th generation (corresponding to the last generation of initial gain of resistance experiment) was revived and simulation continued for another 5000 generations for loss of resistant trait; thus, giving a final generation count of 5200.
Before the start of the experiment, freshly revived colonies of the indicated strains were grown O/N in selective medium to maintain the MC and plasmids, refreshed in selective medium for 4−5 hr, and then normalized to the starting optical density (OD) of 0.05.
But the attention to Mr. King's electronic experiments has revived a long-running battle between authors and publishers over how to split the putative proceeds from sales of digital books.
A renewed experiment in 1986 revived the tradition and discovered that 15 men sufficed to move a medium-sized statue over the ground in upright position by jerking it ahead with a system of ropes.
Delilah conducts experiments to revive the dead, creating "deadly dolls" or resurrected corpses surviving on the fresh blood and organs of others.
Set in 19th-century England, the series focuses on a young earl named Cain Hargreaves who solves murders while encountering his father's secret organization, Delilah, that experiments with reviving the dead.
The technique of nuclear emulsions for high-energy physics experiments is being revived, thanks to the remarkable progress in measurement automation achieved in the past years.
The central bank has just revived an experiment with asset-backed securities that was shelved during the financial crisis, when "securitisation" became a dirty word.
60S There was nothing dated about Douglas Dunn's pristine experiments from the 1970s revived for a stellar November engagement at Dance New Amsterdam.
