Sentence examples for this experiment provoked from inspiring English sources

Although this experiment provoked political outcries in the Transvaal and in Britain, it succeeded in undercutting the bargaining power of black workers.

But the experiment provokes more research into primate immune resilience.

The Nazi experiment provoked a revulsion against eugenics that effectively ended the movement.

But its experiment provoked a discussion that showed internet users are divided over the ethics of ad-blocking – and of ad-blocking-blocking.

To make money, as the authors of four new books on the subject all agree, every great inventor needs a great entrepreneur.Consider, for example, Chester Carlson's breakthrough in his flat in Queens, New York, where his smelly experiments provoked complaints from the neighbours.

The water injection experiments provoke plastic compaction of the samples.

This approach, while surely providing an information easily understandable to biologists who are used to think on a gene-by-gene based, can be severely biased by the high dimensionality of the microarray experiments provoking a lot of chance correlations [12].

This importance of E. coli has been confirmed in several studies [ 13, 33, 34] and in infection experiments, provoking clinical and haematological changes comparable to natural infections [ 35, 36].

"I realized the controversy about these experiments had provoked a very serious situation and that discussions about regulating and publishing our research were taking place without the input of scientists," he said.

'PI Type' is the type of insult (if present) used during the experiment to provoke a change in the measurement (for example, an injection of a drug given to the subject to affect blood pressure measurement).

A 4 kDa FITC-dextran was used in this experiment to examine the permeability of jejunal mucosa provoked by IAH.