Experimented [verb]

Levitt did offer to help the company run a randomized experiment.

The results of experiments are predictable only once the researchers take averages over many trials.

This collection “expands the palette of what we have available” as test-beds for agricultural experiments, Fackrell says.

So these laser facilities dedicate many of their experiments to chasing fusion power.

A recent experiment from Elgammal’s group at Rutgers now suggests that algorithms can create works that could be considered fine art.

Haibe-Kains points out that code alone is often not enough to rerun an experiment.

I ask questions about how brain cells allow us to experience the world and set up laboratory experiments to answer them.

An erroneous experiment may inspire further experiments that not only correct the original error, but also identify new previously unsuspected truths.

These experiments suggest that hearing someone’s voice increases intimacy.

In the meantime, airlines and airports have begun experiments of their own, charging a fee to passengers who want to get tested before they fly.