Sentence examples for plausible experiment from inspiring English sources

Following Bohm (1951) a paper by Bohm and Aharonov (1957) went on to outline the machinery for a plausible experiment in which entangled spin correlations could be verified.

"Mimicry theory seems plausible, but experiments to show its existence in nature have been rarer than hen's teeth".

For economic decision-making, strong exclusion restrictions will require the analyst to go through the challenging process of crafting plausible natural experiments, which exploit extensive demand and supply side information to construct variables that can induce strong external variation in the treatment assignment of individuals [25].

For instance, it is plausible that experiments in liquid growth medium allow cheats much greater access to diffusible public goods than they experience in nature.

Though Levin's arguments were plausible when his experiment was regarded in isolation, they lost much of their force when they were regarded not only inrelation to the results of the other instruments and the GCMS (gas chromatograph mass spectrometer) but also in the context of the Martian environment as a whole - its low temperature and pressure, its aridity, and its very likely toxic soil.

Specifically, we tested whether physically plausible auditory signals (Experiment 1), and two additional types of extrinsic visual signals (location of a luminous disc and rotation direction of a random-dot field, Experiments 2A and 2B), could be learned and used to disambiguate the rotation direction of an ambiguous cube.

This is unlikely to be biologically plausible in the experiment with low plasmid copy number.

Still, he says, "there is no other plausible explanation for the experiment".

This little thought experiment is plausible, but not ideal as an illustration because it is easily conflated with vague notions we might entertain about fusion of agency in the ideal of marriage and it is important to distinguish the dynamics of preference conditionalization in teams of distinct agents from the simple collapse of individual agency.

It is plausible that observers in Experiment 2 responded by remembering the last perceived position of the moving waveform, and that the results of Experiment 2 had nothing to do with a facilitation of sensitivity to static input.

Each of the identified enzymes had at least one ortholog in A. thaliana and/or O. sativa identified in silico through the BHH experiment, suggesting plausible conservation of the pathway in different plant species.