Sentence examples for in progress experiments from inspiring English sources

While our work was in progress, experiments were published describing a role for ELYS/MEL-28, in association with the Nup107-160 complex, in NPC assembly in the C. elegans and human systems [1 3].

It links to this blog post Rethinking Grading: An In-Progress Experiment, February 16, 2016, by Jason Mittell, who teaches at Middlebury College.

It fits perfectly with Android Wear's overall product strategy to introduce these updates in the near future (at Google I/O in May, perhaps?) since the OS has seemed from the start like a work-in-progress, an experiment run Google-style in the wide laboratory of the world.

For instance, in a study that is currently in progress, an experiment is performed in which participants are actually confronted with virtual reality-based stimuli.

Histological and quantification of angiogenesis are in progress in this experiment.

Frank Skinner A week's work-in-progress for a new experiment, called The Man With No Show, in which one of the nation's favourite comics takes to the stage with no prepared material whatsoever.

The site was an in-progress utopian urban planning experiment started by 70s architect (and Frank Lloyd Wright protégée) Palo Soleri, and the event was the second annual edition of FORM, a weekend-long electronic music festival curated by Florida psych rock band Hundred Waters.

Experiments on visual servoing represent the most advanced feature of the remote lab and work is in progress to add more experiments of this type.

Experiments in progress are attempting to discover whether this neural pathway might be used in conjunction with recently discovered chemical stimulants of mutant CFTR to improve CF treatments.

Experiments in progress focus on closed-loop decoding sessions in which subjects aim at controlling avatar movement based on real-time decoding of their brain sensorimotor activity.

It is therefore interesting to report that some experiments in progress show that the adult barnacle can feed on a very wide range of organisms, from a size of 1 mm.