The phrase "a framework for experiments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a structured approach or system designed to facilitate the conduct of experiments in various fields, such as science or research.
Example: "The researchers developed a framework for experiments to ensure consistent methodology and reliable results across all trials."
Alternatives: "a structure for testing" or "a system for experimentation."
Thus, the work presented here provides not only a framework for future experiments to understand how neurons and neural circuits mediate serial grooming, but also a basis for extrapolation to analogous organizational logic in other network-driven sequences.
By providing evidence that hippocampal maps have more in common with subway maps than street maps, the work of Dabaghian et al. offers an explanation for previously challenging results and provides a framework for further experiments into hippocampal memory function.
In this contribution, assuming Gaussian (normally distributed) noise, we propose and study (a) two schemes to over-approximate the confidence region of parameters using an ellipsoid and an orthotope and (b) a framework for optimal experiment design.
Modernism basically started this off, with a man bumming around Dublin or a woman buying flowers for a party serving as a framework for far-flung experiments of language and consciousness.
This provides a framework for designing further experiments to determine how dendritic local fluctuations in L7 protein levels might influence signal processing in Purkinje cells.
Our findings provide a framework for guiding further experiments to clarify consequences of aberrant fls485 expression in celiac-diseased intestinal tissues.
Regardless, these global chemical differences provide a framework for follow-up experiments to obtain specific mechanistic information, as well as to understand how specific cell types such as neurons and glia are affected.
As a framework for the ensuing experiments described in this study, these connections are diagrammed in Figure 1; this figure shows both known connections between IL-6 and other molecular players (e.g., Ca2+ and TLR4) as well previously unappreciated links (e.g., ganglioside involvement in IL-6 activation that acts even in the absence of SMF, offering a new controlling mechanism for IL-6).
In 1964, he published The Psychedelic Experience, which laid out a practical framework for experimenting with hallucinogenic drugs.
The early embryonic lineages might, thus, provide a suitable model to unravel the molecular interactions between transcription and chromatin regulation for obtaining a framework for the interpretation of experiments in more complex systems.
