Sentence examples for intricate experiments from inspiring English sources

Esterházy is best known for playful, intricate experiments that bounce jauntily along to rules of their own devising.

Burnet was suspicious of the direction in which immunology was headed, and the increasing emphasis on technology and more intricate experiments, and colleagues felt that Burnet's conservative attitude was a factor in his decision to turn the institute's focus to immunology.

It also serves as the underpinning to ask more complex questions and design more intricate experiments, including RNAi studies involving unknowns with significantly different transcriptional patterns.

A mark of how intricate these experiments are is the number of coauthors on a typical paper -- 486 on the gluino report, the names and institutional affiliations sprawling across more than a third of the six pages.

In fact, with the story of Club UK that is also included in the report a nightclub which was shut down following two ecstasy related deaths—I'm starting to wonder if this is the moment the elaborate illusory matrix that is my life begins to glitch and unravel, revealing a vast and intricate social experiment run for the amusement of alien billionaires.

It is the most intricate of his experiments with brevity.

She "celebrates nature" in her intricate creations and experiments with sea glass, stones and other natural elements.

More recently, in an intricate set of experiments, NPY release was measured in the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) of hamsters by microdialysis, which showed levels of the peptide rise and fall rhythmically throughout the day (Glass et al, 2010).

Furthermore, in a series of intricate in vivo experiments involving the cross breeding of RPS14 haploinsufficient mice with p53 knockout mice, Barlow et al. demonstrated that absence of p53 completely blocked the development of a "5q syndrome" MDS-like phenotype [ 20].

The SANS experiments revealed intricate structural changes within the micelle of P[MeOx- b-BuOx- b-MeOx] upon the addition of PTX.

When bands set out to make hit albums, rather than hit singles, some of them abandoned short, sharp love songs and began to experiment with intricate compositions and mythopoetic lyrics.