Sentence examples for most famous experiment from inspiring English sources

Which means that we know Carrel's most famous experiment was a sham, but not why.

Its most famous experiment was designed to and successfully did mitigate tax noncompliance, reducing an annual loss to the government exchequer of tens of billions of British pounds.

In Tajfel's most famous experiment, he asked a group of teenage boys to rate various abstract paintings by Paul Klee and Wassily Kandinsky.

His most famous experiment involved two groups of 11-year-old boys brought together at a summer camp in 1954 at the Robbers Cave State Park, Oklahoma.

Physicists are challenging Einstein's theory in new versions of the most famous experiment that never happened.

In his most famous experiment, he fitted dogs with a tube on the cheek to measure their saliva production.

In 1924, Hilde Mangold and Hans Spemann performed what became one of the most famous experiments in developmental biology.

Some of psychology's most famous experiments are those that expose the skull beneath the skin, the apparent cowardice or depravity pooling in almost every heart.

If the calculations of a Yale economist are correct, there's a sneaky logical fallacy in some of the most famous experiments in psychology.

Mischel's story isn't surprising — nicotine is addictive, and quitting is difficult — except for one thing: Mischel is the creator of the marshmallow test, one of the most famous experiments in the history of psychology, which is often cited as evidence of the importance of self-control.

Mischel's story isn't surprising nicotine is addictive, and quitting is difficult except for one thing: Mischel is the creator of the marshmallow test, one of the most famous experiments in the history of psychology, which is often cited as evidence of the importance of self-control.