Sentence examples for experiments turned out from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vicary's experiments turned out to be a sham.

The by an alkaline organosolve process pretreated wheat straw (Fackler et al. [2012]) used in our experiments, turned out to be a very well utilizeable substrate for T. reesei cultivation.

The Roxy was the first venue of its type to use Groupon and they were pretty excited with the results, but experienced some backlash from some of the music community when they did it, but his experiments turned out to be a huge success, drawing in more customers and ultimately benefiting the bands.

These experiments turned out to be surprisingly difficult, because of lower stimulation frequencies required to ensure pool replenishment and several additional experimental issues related to low temperature.

Whole-mount in situ hybridization experiments turned out to be extremely difficult in guppy embryos due to their size and very low permeability (U.

Anyway, my experiments turned out pretty well and the protist did have a cellular wall, and for this I received the second place award in biochemistry at the International Science Fair held in Dallas.

Not all of its experiments turn out well.

Even with all that analysis, not all of its experiments turn out well.

Researchers especially need to realize that an individual's authorship may change over time depending on the way experiments turn out, the work actually conducted by each author (in contrast to what was predicted), and other factors.

Whether or not the Duke University experiments turn out to be historic (some skepticism has already been raised), the work reflects a growing Pentagon interest in neuroscience for applications that range from such far-off ideas as teleoperation of military devices (think mind-controlled drones), to more near-term and less controversial technology, like prosthetics controlled by the human brain.

It is also important to choose a project that is open-ended, meaning whether the results of your experiments turn out to be negative or positive, you have a good story to tell at the end of your graduate school tenure.