Sentence examples for experiments reflects from inspiring English sources

But the fact that producers and directors are encouraging such experiments reflects a growing dissatisfaction among theatre-makers with the conventional arrangement of spectators sitting in tiered rows facing the picture-frame stage known as a proscenium arch.

The attempt to "replace" bicarbonate, in these early experiments, reflects conventional acid-base teaching, where pH is dependent on, among other things, bicarbonate concentration.

There is a lack of knowledge on whether the N contribution of legumes estimated using short-term experiments reflects the long-term effects in organic systems varying in fertility building measures.

One issue is whether gene expression in our experiments reflects patterns observed in situ in the developing fruiting body, even after we subject the cells to fluorescence-activated cell sorting.

An interaction between soil type origin and destination treatment for performance in our experiments reflects a heritable difference between saline and non-saline genotypes in how they respond to saline soils and salt treatments.

The reliable main effect of conjunction in the two experiments reflects a trend that the A and B conjunction was read more quickly than the A and not-B one, which typically was read more quickly than the two conjunctions which start with a negation (not-A and not-B and not-A and B), as Fig. 1 shows.

For experiment 3, error bars reflect a repeated measures design, whereas those for the other experiments reflect independent measures designs.

4) how much do experiments reflect reality? 5) could anything else explain the results?

This data set is reduced to 32 independent experiments reflecting the heat flux causing the onset of DHT.

The 22 published experiments reflected 6 YP, with one being used in 7 experiments, 2 in 6 experiments each, and 3 in one experiment each.

We propose that the different temporal episodes in the response pattern of V1 cells, as recorded in recent experiments, reflect the strength of modulating feedback signals.