The phrase "adopted for the experiments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to methods, procedures, or materials that have been chosen or implemented for the purpose of conducting experiments.
Example: "The new methodology was adopted for the experiments to ensure more accurate results."
Alternatives: "selected for the experiments" or "utilized in the experiments".
A 4 × 5 Central Composite Rotatable Design was adopted for the experiments.
Simulated digital XCAT phantom data and three sets of patient data were adopted for the experiments to validate the performance of the sin-quadratic model and its application in four dimensional (4D) CTS reconstruction.
The number of rupture events in a single mechanical trial increases with the [HMM] used to coat the fibre (Fig. 1b) according to a relation that attains a saturating value of 8.2 ± 1.2 at [HMM] = 100 µg ml−1 (Fig. 1c), which is the concentration adopted for the experiments.
The same conditions were adopted for the experiments with laccase (23 E.U. added); every experiment was performed in the presence and absence of H2O2.
The details of CSPHMM2s are discussed in Section 5. Section 6 describes the collected speech data corpus adopted for the experiments.
The studies assessed the effect of key HIMs (Table 3) on functionality and we refer the reader to each of the corresponding papers for detailed information on the methodologies adopted for the experiments including different approaches used to measure HIMs.
After a brief illustration of the network adopted for the experiment, the smart grid architecture is presented, along with the main functionalities to be achieved.
The setup adopted for the experiment is shown in Figure 17. Figure 17 Experimental setup: the signal was split between two front-ends.
The cultivar SP80-3280 sensitove to herbivory by Diatraea saccharalis [ 123] was adopted for the herbivory experiments.
Hence, this more effective vaccine protocol was adopted for the remaining experiments in this study.
The basic principles of these detectors as well as the design adopted for the COMPASS experiment, aiming at optimization of operation according to their positions in the spectrometer, are presented.
