Sentence examples for experiments have had from inspiring English sources

The experiments have had equivocal results.

Efforts have been made to control it by seeding clouds to induce rainfall, but these experiments have had only limited success.

But early experiments have had only limited success.

The data from the [triv] experiments have had the contribution from [Si] subtracted, as explained in the text.

Even in a single microecosystem of microarthropods living in moss patches connected by a moss corridor, experiments have had different results (positive and neutral).

Also, in preparation for an investigational new drug application to the FDA, some of the pre-clinical animal experiments have had to be done in institutions under FDA Good Laboratory Practice.

This mathematical modeling, tightly linked to experiments, has had a great impact on the understanding of glucose homeostasis, diabetic condition, and its associated complications.

Sure enough, this experiment has had clear results – and Jones makes her analysis.

Scott Young, vice president for digital distribution at Best Buy, said the experiment had had limited success and was under review.

The US need not blindly follow this example, of course – and the Australian experiment has had its own share of false starts and pratfalls.

The students call it the Internet Bus, and what began as a high-tech experiment has had an old-fashioned -- and unexpected -- result.