Sentence examples for aim of experiments from inspiring English sources
The aim of experiments to be done with NOBORU is to contribute to stable operation, design validation, and integrity checking of JSNS.
The spike patterns were evoked by depolarization current pulses, in which the amplitude and duration were based on the aim of experiments.
The aim of experiments described in the current work was to determine if overexpression of AtHKT1 1 specifically within the outer cells (epidermis and cortex) of the root would result in opposite effects to overexpression in the stele, or whether a similar improvement of Na+ exclusion and salinity tolerance of Arabidopsis and rice would be observed.
The aim of Experiments 1a and 1b was to examine the sorts of possibilities people think about when they understand causal conditionals about enabling relations.
The aim of experiments such as that illustrated in Fig. 4 was to investigate whether the observed calcium signals were sufficient to close or constrict the vessels or produce vasomotion (Supplementary Movie 6).
The aim of Experiments 3a and 3b was to test whether people's inferences are suppressed from a causal counterfactual when it is presented in the context of a story that makes available explicit information about other enabling causes and alternative causes, compared to when it is presented with no such information.
The aim of experiment 1 was to assess the behavioral responses of naïve heifers to pens fitted with freestalls.
The aim of Experiment 3 is to investigate the behavior of rtPS and UGS services in accordance with the increase of the rtPS traffic load.
The aim of experiment 2 was to investigate the mechanism which maintained bilateral mutual helping.
The aim of Experiment 1 was to establish whether the type of content in working memory has an effect on the efficiency of attentional deployment.
The aim of Experiment 4 was to gain some empirical evidence for this hypothesis by examining the bees' body temperatures as well as to investigate what may underlie the change in their preferences at 34°C ambient temperature.
