Studies like Pine's and Schwartz's might actually be revealing not an anxious brain at all but an experimental artifact, says the developmental psychologist Robert Plomin.
FitzGerald and Lorentz attempted to preserve the classical concepts by demonstrating the manner in which space contraction of the measuring apparatus would reduce the apparent constancy of the speed of light to the status of an experimental artifact.
During those early days, in the 1990s, many scientists dismissed the phenomenon as an experimental artifact.
Some experimental points slightly deviate from the trend, which might be caused by the experimental artifact.
Therefore, circRNA is a universal RNA species and unlikely an abnormal splicing by-product or experimental artifact.
However, the correction of primary data on inertia effects shows that this dependence is only an experimental artifact.
This paper shows that the positional bias underscored by Solnick and Hemenway (1998, 2005, 2007) is an experimental artifact.
But, "after several months and the x-th modification of the experiment, I ran out of ideas … [on] which experimental artifact could be responsible for this.
It is therefore possible that the high values of n k were simply an experimental artifact resulting from equilibration after the confining pressure was changed.
The dots appearing in corners are an experimental artifact corresponding to a ghost image of the lead map induced by an excessive count rate (Figure 7).
We did not include the highest pheromone dose avoided by the insects because we considered it a potential experimental artifact in the context of attractiveness.
