Sentence examples for experimental subject for from inspiring English sources

It is easy to understand why a deaf and blind girl was the ideal experimental subject for a man like Howe.

It is the ideal experimental subject for plant geneticists like Nicholas Harberd, who has been studying it for the last 18 years.

The book is about Ken Kesey, the American writer, author of the highly successful peyote-inspired novel and Broadway play "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," who while living the successful suburban bohemian life in Stanford, California, volunteered for $75 a day to be an experimental subject for "psychomimetic" drugs and found that LSD made him "see into people".

(The species happens to be a favorite experimental subject for plant geneticists because of its relatively small genome and its rapid reproduction cycle). The finding is sure to touch off a race to uncover such mechanisms in other species, including humans.

As the perverse doctor exacts his revenge, we see the film through several sets of eyes including those of a woman who is his captive and hapless experimental subject for his innovative skin replacement technique.

For the mean-matched uniform noise simulation, this meant that each hypothetical subject produced keypress results within the range of the 95% confidence interval of their matched real experimental subject; for some subjects, the lower limit of the confidence interval would be below zero, in which case the theoretical values below zero would be considered to be zero.

a) as massively outgunned; b) as foolishly sallying forth in columns and making themselves easy meat for aerial attack (though the words "turkey shoot" have doubtless been sensitively banned); c) as experimental subjects for live testing of daisycutter bombs; d) as "fanatically loyal", ie still fighting when massively outgunned; e) as running away in their underpants.

Mice are uniquely suited as experimental subjects for various approaches to the study of the molecular and genetic basis of behavior, and there has been a corresponding explosion in the use of mice in behavioral neuroscience.

Lau et al. [161] carried out studies on the developmental toxicology of PFOA using mice since the excretion of PFOA in female rats is so rapid that these animals were not considered appropriate experimental subjects for these tests.

What is missing is any evidence that sheep would make good experimental subjects for the systematic cognitive testing relevant to neurological disorders.

In the animal research laboratory, young, healthy animals are the traditional experimental subjects for pneumonia, sepsis and lung injury studies.