Sentence examples for a competitive experiment from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, a competitive experiment using different concentrations of FA together with DOX-CNPs-FA was performed to verify that the uptake was mediated by the FA receptor.
Finally, a competitive experiment on a quarter-car suspension prototype is given to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed control schemes.
To verify that the uptake is mediated via the folate receptor, a competitive experiment using different amounts of native folic acid in cell culture medium together with folate-decorated NPs was performed.
To further test the specificity of the interactions between RelBE-like pairs and their promoters, we conducted a competitive experiment.
In an initial competitive experiment to exclude non-specific binding by FITC-Dex, cells were incubated with non-conjugated dexamethasone first, followed by a second incubation with FITC-Dex, which revealed a non-specific binding of less than 7%% (data not shown).
Thus, methyl green, a DNA major groove binder [25], [26] was used as a major groove binding competitor for this competitive experiment.
Results were interpreted in terms of the different adsorption strength of glycerol and propan-2-ol as evidenced by a competitive adsorption experiment.
The anticancer activities against HepG2 cells were evaluated by MTT assay and the role of bile acid transporters during cellular transport was investigated in a competitive inhibition experiment.
A unit was defined as 'winner' if there was significant excitation visible in response plane histograms to all stimulus combinations in a competitive interaction experiment.
To evaluate the role played by SPI-19 in the colonization of chickens by S. Gallinarum, a ΔSPI-19 derivative of strain 287/91 was constructed and tested in a competitive index experiment.
By recording simultaneously from two recording locations, we were able to demonstrate that winner- and loser-type responses can be observed at the same time in a competitive interaction experiment.
