Sentence examples for in a simple experiment from inspiring English sources

In a simple experiment, a slime mold population was required to cross a bridge in order to reach food.

In a simple experiment for NMR, a tubeful of liquid methane, 12C1H4, at low temperature, might be set between the poles of a very strong external magnet.

In return for a $5 Starbucks gift card, these commuters agreed to participate in a simple experiment during their train ride.

In English, for instance, speakers switch between at least two different frames of reference when discussing the order of events, a trick Núñez has demonstrated in a simple experiment.

This was first demonstrated 20 years ago in a simple experiment devised by Franco Fabbro and his colleagues at the University of Trieste in Italy.

He cautions, however, that in a simple experiment like this one, almost any sort of stirring will suffice to produce such cylindrical flows.

In 2000, a simple experiment was conducted at a supermarket known for its extreme selection — about 250 varieties of mustard and more than 300 flavors of jam.

Researchers at the University of Basel in Switzerland conducted a simple experiment in which they gave a group of participants a beverage containing 27.5 grams of green tea extract, or a whey protein drink designed to taste like green tea (the participants weren't told which beverage they were drinking).

To test that whether the approach can be carried out in a species, a simple experiment would consist in genotyping of whole genome sample of the species of interest with the related species array and check that (1) a number of SNPs can provide signal and (2) a number of SNPs do not provide signal.

Jürgen Tautz and Michael Rostas of the University of Würzberg in Germany conducted a simple experiment with pepper plants and beet armyworm caterpillars in two enclosed tents.

It was a turning point in the investigation - a simple experiment, taking half a minute and no money, that perfectly demonstrated both the vulnerability of the seal and the absolute confidence of the experimenter.