Sentence examples for taking an experiment from inspiring English sources

"To me, the story isn't about our gift," Mr. Broad said in an interview, "but about taking an experiment that started just four years ago and making it permanent with an endowment that will enable it to continue to conduct science in a very different and new way".

On the leading domestic issue, Perry said the president has "taken an experiment with the American economy and turned it into an absolute Frankenstein experience".

With the spot and removal function as discussed above, we take an experiment on a 100 mm × 100 mm KDP to display the finishing effectiveness of Fe3O4 nanoparticles instead of conventional CIPs and abrasives.

Taking a typical experiment from Cunningham and Wolfe (2014), we have 4% errors with a 2% standard deviation.

It shouldn't take an "undercover" experiment to show us that homophobia is wrong, nor can a three minute video possibly articulate the reality of the gay experience.

Why the rush to take a small experiment, for which the results aren't in and try it out on 40 million acres of public forests?

The complete scheme is finally tested considering images taken during an experiment performed on a carbon/carbon composite.

The geometry of the analysed system was taken from an experiment available in the literature and the obtained results were compared with those of the experiment.

The conditions are taken from an experiment in which non-premixed gaseous oxygen and hydrogen were injected into a combustion chamber through coaxial channels.

Note that the two families are unrelated, so this can be taken as an experiment on random RNA sequences.

The data used to validate the ambient tool were taken from an experiment by DeRisi et al. [ 13], investigating the transcriptional response of S. cerevisiae to glucose depletion.