Sentence examples for review experiments from inspiring English sources

Clearly I've been out of some loop for too long, but does everyone take for granted now that science sites are where graduate students, researchers, doctors and the "skeptical community" go not to interpret data or review experiments but to chip off one-liners, promote their books and jeer at smokers, fat people and churchgoers?

We summarise the theoretical ideas, which are the basis for this claim and review experiments to investigate them.

Additionally, we review experiments on effects of P, N and N + P addition on both low affinity and high affinity methane oxidation.

In this article, we summarize clinical trials and case reports on fornix deep brain stimulation for Alzheimer's disease and review experiments on animal models evaluating the physiological or behavioral effects of this intervention.

We review experiments on the electron transfer kinetics that control the efficiency of water splitting, and highlight recent research on electrode architectures that can improve both the efficiency and stability of water-splitting dye cells.

John Tierney is to be congratulated for his discernment in reviewing experiments that account for the disparity in "achievement" (in a male-centered world) on the basis of gender.

This paper aims at reviewing experiments results on characteritics of SAEB and its spectra in different gases in nanosecond-pulse discharges.

The standardized effect sizes computed from the reviewed experiments were equal to observations in psychology studies and slightly larger than standard conventions in behavioral science.

The reviewed experiments addressed a variety of outcomes, including emotional states, pain perception, creativity, task-performance, and indices of autonomic arousal.

The databases of both previous studies were presumably biased towards a higher likelihood of finding large MDR values, because many of the reviewed experiments aimed at detecting interactions, particularly synergistic interactions, and the tested pesticide combinations were accordingly selected.

The mechanism of oral transmission was originally proposed by Bertram (1971) and confirmed by Zeledon and Rabinovich (1981), who reviewed experiments on triatomine bugs and reported that 20 species including R. prolixus were attracted to lights.