Sentence examples for experiments set off from inspiring English sources

The experiments set off a debate about the safest way to do gene drive experiments in the lab and helped prompt the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to support the academies's study.

"No, a science experiment set off the smoke alarm," Goddard tells him.

The Maxi experiment set off an avalanche of research aimed at discovering exactly how and when mindreading develops in young children.

(Beginning in the mid-nineteen-sixties, the Soviet Union actually tried the experiment, setting off half a dozen nuclear explosions to stimulate conventional oil production; production increased, but, unfortunately, much of the oil turned out to be radioactive).

The revelation set off experiments at many laboratories, and nearly 100 articles were published about the exciting phenomenon by the end of the year.

"Oooh, I've never cooked heart," said Jane, and set off to experiment.

There's even a mark leading to where the astronauts conducted moonquake experiments by setting off explosives!

That set off a nationwide experiment in rethinking how familiar products are sold, from Easter eggs to tubes of tomato paste to plastic jugs of fabric softener.

"And it set off a cascade of experiments that have transformed genetic research".

The discovery that memories were not fixed, but malleable to change, set off a sequence of experiments that have revolutionized the approach to treating PTSD.

In the second experiment, both the drugged and control bees set off in the correct direction immediately.