Sentence examples for a new experimental methodology from inspiring English sources

A need exists for a new experimental methodology, which can provide specific regional or localised response data.

Analysis of the three-point bending, End Notched Flexure (ENF), test is presented for exploitation with a new experimental methodology using the backface strain monitoring technique.

The main goal of the study was to introduce a new experimental methodology that would allow for the validation of nitrogen kinetics.

We present here a new experimental methodology to investigate the mechanical response of soft materials at constant true strain rate in the intermediate strain rate range.

A new experimental methodology is described for the combined measurements of both the static and the kinetic friction between a bulk solid and a conveyor belt.

The objectives of the experimental study are to verify the hypotheses of a small time scale fatigue crack growth model and to develop a new experimental methodology for the detailed mechanism investigation of fatigue crack growth.

Recently new experimental methodology has been applied to predict earthquakes based on the emission of soil gases in the Earth's crust in the vicinity of geological faults (Yang et al. 2003; Erees et al. 2007; Papp et al. 2008; Kuo et al. 2009; Walia et al. 2009; Richon et al. 2010; Baykut et al. 2011; Bhongsuwan et al. 2011), as is done in the present study.

A new experimental design methodology was developed by integrating the response surface methodology and the time series modeling.

Coupled with the continuous development of new experimental methodologies for manipulating various aspects of its cellular machinery, it has served as the primary model organism for molecular and systems biology [ 1].

We have recently described the methodology, and the first application, of a new experimental procedure named pathology tissue-chromatin immunoprecipitation (PAT-ChIP), which shows that a ChIP assay can be carried out using chromatin obtained from FFPE samples [ 15, 16].

This use of entropy methodology for the identification of highly conserved protein sequences ushers a new experimental strategy in the development of vaccines for pathogens with high rates of mutation.