Sentence examples for experiments out of from inspiring English sources

In two replicate experiments out of five, the control population, despite that it did not experience any bottleneck, displayed a significant heterozygosity excess.

"Tattoo" is available as a two-disk box set and contains almost three hours of music; "Drive" is single disk that begins with pop songs that are key to the narrative, though they feel like campy experiments out of place with Martinez's sophisticated, quietly menacing score.

The specter of censorship loomed over science last week with news that a federal advisory panel had asked two leading journals to withhold details of experiments out of fear that terrorists could use the information to make deadly flu viruses — the first time the government had interceded this way in biomedical research.

Silicon and niobium oxide had been selected on the basis of preliminary experiments out of nine different thin film oxides since they yielded sufficiently low absorption coefficients of magnetron sputtered films.

Cetecioglu et al. [14] and Angenent et al. [4] took manure for transformation experiments out of a continuously running anaerobic sequencing batch reactor (ASBR), whereas Mohring et al. [50] and Riemenschneider et al. [57] took it directly out of a biogas plant.

The absence of aggregation or a weak aggregation was observed in only six experiments out of the 150 carried out.

In these patients, the sensitivity of some experiments (10 out of 24) was only 10-3.

"Langley," he wrote, "with the ease of a great master of experiment, threw out of the field every exhibit that did not reveal a new application of force, and naturally threw out, to begin with, almost the whole art exhibit".

In its brief life (six episodes and a Christmas special), the show managed to conjure bleak – and, quite often, hilarious – thought-experiments out of everything from screen addiction and downloadable memory to eerie artificial boyfriends brought back from the dead via their social media accounts.

Their particular methods of adapting the new technologies make me feel like the subject of some sort of psychological experiment out of "A Clockwork Orange".

I'm disinclined to join the Conservative MP Nick Hurd in dismissing the Department of Work and Pensions Second Lifeexperimentnt out of hand as a waste of taxpayers' money.