Sentence examples for the experiment mentioned from inspiring English sources

2. Replicate the procedure of the experiment mentioned in the New York Times article, "The Gorge-Yourself Environment," when people drank more from shorter and wider glasses than taller and thinner glasses because they believed they were drinking less liquid.

(If need be, repeat the experiment mentioned in the previous section: clap your hands twice in row, and ask yourself if you are still hearing the first clap as the second clap occurs).

The focus points of the experiment mentioned above can be described as follows: the adsorption of Cu2+ ions on the CNTs and the symmetrical dispersion of CNTs in suspension.

Cardiomyocytes were pretreated with 20 μl (an optimal dose obtained from the experiment mentioned above) of garlic skin and flesh extracts and then exposed to NE.

Another experiment was conducted in which some cardiomyocytes were exposed to LNAME and PAG for 1 hour prior to addition of 20 μl (an optimal dose obtained from the experiment mentioned above) of the extracts.

However, Conover et al. (2009) recently provided evidence from laboratory experiments for the partial recovery after selection is relaxed: in the continuation of the experiment mentioned previously, generations 6 10 of M. menidia were harvested randomly, and the final populations displayed a partial recovery, at least for size-at-age (Conover et al. 2009).

All the experiments mentioned above were performed in triplicates.

All of the experiments mentioned have the common feature of requiring the separation of very rare events from intense backgrounds.

The flow rate of Ar was kept constant (500 sccm) for all the experiments mentioned in this manuscript.

Applying the FLR score calculation results, the candidate words and phrases were selected from phrases having FLR CN, D) > 1.0 in the experiments mentioned below.

Without exception, all of the experiments mentioned above are tests of either general relativity or quantum mechanics, but not the interplay of both.