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The parameter φ b on which the above signal depends via Equation 3 was left variable to allow for experimenting with different values of it.
Daley points out that international guidelines developed by stem cell researchers allow for experiments with human embryos as long as the cells are not allowed to grow for more than 14 days.
The rabbit model of photoreceptor degeneration presented here would allow for experiments on complicated behavioural tasks that more closely simulate visual function in humans.
For the testing, an experimental apparatus was designed that allowed for experiments to be run at fixed pressure drops.
A custom computer program (LabWindows/ CVI, National Instruments, TX, USA) was written with a graphical user interface allowing for experiment automation and for real-time display of the experiment.
As mathematical modeling of metabolic systems becomes more widespread and easy to implement, the iteration between modeling and experiment has the opportunity to become increasingly symbiotic, allowing for experiment to be driven by computation, and computation to be updated and refined by the results of experiment.
The "launch and iterate" mentality allows for experiments in freedom of expression as well as public participation.
The simultaneous acquisition allows for experiments to be performed under one and the same physiologic condition.
Animal models can assist greatly in this analysis by allowing for experiments that are far more detailed and informative but too invasive to ever be performed with humans.
The score enables the user to make an informed judgement on the reliability of results obtained from experiments within GPX-MEA and allows for experiment selection based on quality requirements.
Image acquisition can be started up to some hours after administration still representing the brain distribution of the radiopharmaceutical at the moment of injection allowing for experiments to be performed in ideal psychological conditions in a quiet environment outside of the camera gantry.
