Sentence examples for experiments to be published from inspiring English sources
Results of experiments, to be published soon, show that the misfolded deer prion can, in a test tube, convert normal human, sheep and cattle prions into deadly prions.
Whales and dolphins would be at the top of his list, but he isn't holding his breath for those experiments to be published.
This is the dilemma at the heart of a fascinating series of experiments to be published soon in the Journal of Marketing Research.
Most scientists will have a series of experiments running at any given time and won't sit waiting idly for the results of one series of experiments to be published before starting the next.
This is in agreement with blue native gel experiments (to be published) and with immuno-blotting experiments [53].
Our goal was to display an epitope on the bacterial cell surface that could be recognized by commercially available antibodies and used as a handle in biophysical force experiments (to be published elsewhere).
A previous plugin had been written for IDBS's e-WorkBook ELN, which allowed chemical structures which are part of an ELN experiment to be published to ChemSpider.
The other experiment, to be published in an upcoming issue of Global Change Biology, indicates that an atmospheric increase to 550 parts-per-million of CO2 would boost soy yields by about 15%, a third less benefit than seen in previous studies.
By contrast in basic science it is very unusual for the results of a single experiment to be published in isolation.
Their experiments (soon to be published) have demonstrated the superior ability of this line to silence neuron activity when compared to TeTx.
In Dr de Martini's experiment, soon to be published in Physical Review Letters, Kirk is not actually a separate photon, but a direct alteration to A. The net effect, however, is the same.
