The phrase "accompanying experiments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to experiments that are conducted alongside or in conjunction with another study or process.
Example: "The results of the study were validated by the accompanying experiments that tested the same hypothesis."
Alternatives: "related experiments" or "supplementary experiments".
The results are compared with accompanying experiments.
Accompanying experiments provided additional input data for the computational analyses, therewith completing the set of material properties predicted by the multiscale models.
Accompanying experiments in vitro with IL-1β-activated endothelial cells demonstrated the capacity of ALP to suppress the cytokine-induced increase in leukocyte adhesion.
Accompanying experiments demonstrated that TGF-beta increased the percentage of mobile cells in an in vitro cell population in a dose-dependent manner, consistent with model simulations.
We show how these isomorphic sets and their accompanying experiments can be used to translate between the two communities, and to systematically explore the relationship between the technical attributes of materials and subjective experiences of their sound, taste and feel.
Numerical results compare favourably to those of an accompanying experiment.
The model consists of only five elements yet is capable of capturing much of the behavior observed in an accompanying experiment.
A fourth block, being part of an accompanying experiment (unpublished), contained three repeats of the six sowing lines.
Finite element modeling of the stress state within the pillar shows that the unavoidable geometry constraints accompanying such experiments impart a strong effect on the experimental results, including non-uniform stress distributions and high level hydrostatic pressures.
The accompanying biochemical experiments are nicely performed but the overall significance of the high pH structure alone is not compelling.
The disagreement featured in the remaining four microRNAs is most likely pointing towards sequencing bias accompanying RNAseq experiments rather than misevaluation of the expression by a specific and sensitive RT-qPCR.
