"experimental subjects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as: "The experimental subjects responded positively to the new treatment."
Consciousness studies typically involve experimental subjects fitted with brain readout devices such as an electroencephalogram.
Participants are not randomly selected, the way experimental subjects would be.
Would N.Y.U.'s Institutional Review Board, charged with protecting experimental subjects, allow them to administer a psychedelic to cancer patients?
Dung beetles are ideal experimental subjects, Byrne said: "They are so tenacious in what they are trying to do.
They were to be paid for their work as experimental subjects — with tobacco, cloth, farina, and machetes.
Our experimental subjects, however, were already five holes ahead and seemed far more interested in golf than physics.
Along the way, the line between patients and experimental subjects was blurred; his attempts to develop new procedures inevitably cost lives as well as saved them.
Among other things, researchers gave cash to experimental subjects who were instructed either to spend it on themselves or on others.
So Judith Morales of the National Museum of Natural Sciences in Madrid and colleagues decided to find out, using pied flycatchers as their experimental subjects.
Tversky and the young Princeton psychologist Eldar Shafir asked experimental subjects how they would react to a desirable Sony appliance placed in a shopwindow, radically marked down.
Its 24-foot-diameter projection dome -- perched on six hydraulic legs above a track system -- is designed to surround experimental subjects with realistic road images.
