"experimental conclusions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the findings or outcomes of an experiment. Example: After weeks of conducting experiments, the scientists were able to draw several experimental conclusions about the effects of the new drug on the human body.
The experimental conclusions are also encouraging eventhough experimentations show a slow fall of the robot.
He can't be subjected to experimentation, but disbelief has no data, measurements, or experimental conclusions on its side, either.
But the new findings, published in Nature Geoscience, run contrary to older experimental conclusions.
Extended Hückel calculations based on a molecular model for the interacting PAHs/HA/Ag system support the experimental conclusions.
Numerical results confirmed the experimental conclusions and revealed that the use of intermediate and low shear connection degrees with partial-strength joints results in an advantageous seismic design.
Experimental conclusions are predominantly associated with application of the herder material and usability for a given experiment scale to make response decisions.
Furthermore, a series of preloading-reloading tests are conducted, the results of which can validate the experimental conclusion.
They also serve as an atomistic-dynamic corroboration of the experimental conclusion that XylE is a high-affinity sugar transporter.
FEA extended the validity of experimental conclusion that the only governing limit state was punching shear failure instead of the deformation limit of 3% chord diameter (D).
On the other hand, our simulations of the constant-height scanning tunneling microscope (STM) configuration shows that, in agreement with the recent experimental conclusion, the junction electronic structure and device characteristics are virtually unaffected by the C60 chain oligomerization.
Modeling at the electronic level (DFT-D and PIXEL calculations) confirms the experimental conclusion that the observed AH is the most stable anhydrous form.
