Sentence examples for newest experiments from inspiring English sources

Last week, one of those cases cast a pall over one of Russia's newest experiments with democracy: the jury trial.

THESE days, Edinburgh has become a favourite destination for the academic traveller, particularly for political scientists anxious to discover how one of the world's oldest democracies' newest experiments, the Scottish Parliament, is faring.

She interviews scientists and their subjects, imagines details of their personal lives, entwines her own life into the accounts and into the experiments, concluding: "No matter how technologically proficient our newest experiments, we cannot escape the residue of mystery and murk, so we carry the residue with us … We live our lives, each one a divine hypothesis".

The difference between those experiments and the ones we report here is that levels of ectopic Myc are much lower in our newest experiments than they have been previously.

New experiments in Brazil will investigate.

The new experiments bore those ideas out.

The Flatiron doesn't conduct any new experiments.

Two new experiments put flesh on these bones.

In 1947 postwar physics was flowering - new ideas & new experiments were sprouting everywhere.

Scientists have long hoped that new experiments in cosmology or particle physics would break this impasse.

In the new experiments, scientists inserted hair-thin electrodes into the brains of two owl monkeys.