Sentence examples for experiment whose from inspiring English sources

"No other experiment whose result can be directly compared in a model-independent way is available so far," she said.

In 2005, Naccache conducted an experiment whose outcome suggested the importance of broadcasting as a marker of consciousness.

But in an experiment whose results I published in the Election Law Journal, I found that this wasn't necessarily so.

The impetus behind the experiment, whose early results we reported on in a 2007 article, was to see if Medicare could fundamentally change the way doctors are paid.

Touch, meanwhile, is a collaboration with songwriter Paul Williams (the Carpenters, the Muppets), providing little more than a mid-album experiment whose prolixity and proximity to the West End stage just baffles.

She cites the 1971 Stanford Prison Experiment, whose architect, Philip Zimbardo, became something of a media celebrity during the Abu Ghraib trials, arguing that the abuses committed there were the result of the system, not the moral failure of individuals.

All that can be observed is a succession of political experiments whose outcomes are highly contingent.

"There were experiments whose outcome was doubtful," but they later supported the theory, he said.

At American University, Marston and Holloway conducted a series of experiments whose findings, he said, demonstrated that women are more reliable jurors than men: "They were more careful, more conscientious and gave much more impartial consideration to all the testimony than did the male juries".

Even if a project doesn't work, students appreciate the opportunity to do experiments whose significance they can understand.

This work presents thermomechanical experiments whose results have led to a new formulation of composite panels for building construction.