Sentence examples for experiments to tell from inspiring English sources

Anyone who writes a memoir doesn't need psychology experiments to tell him that memories can be partial, or self-serving, or faulty.

(2) How can one use nonhuman data (i.e., laboratory experiments) to tell us what is likely to happen to humans?

I didn't need a scientific experiment to tell me that.

As with every NASA probe since the Viking landers, Curiosity is not carrying experiments designed to tell whether the building blocks of life ever came together to form life.

We asked each attorney to evaluate one of the same resumes we used in our field experiment and to tell us whether they would like to bring the candidate in for an interview.

The experiments don't tell us what it is.

First, isn't my thought experiment too simple to tell us anything about the real world?

Jane Hirt, the editor of RedEye, a free daily newspaper that is published by The Chicago Tribune specifically for young, urban professionals, said that her publication had succeeded and had even expanded its audience by adopting some of the lessons learned from television and the Internet and by experimenting with ways to tell stories.

The best way to combat public fears of serving as guinea pigs in a massive social experiment is not to tell people that their fears are unfounded and their information is wrong.

Also, the experiments should be able to tell something from possible signatures where a Z boson decays to neutrinos, but that data hasn't been used here either.

And though ekpyrotic theory might seem totally detached from reality, future experiments should be able to tell whether it or inflation is correct.