The phrase "among experiments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a group of experiments or when referring to a selection within a set of experiments.
Example: "The results varied significantly among experiments conducted under similar conditions."
Alternatives: "within experiments" or "in the context of experiments".
Thus, LFDR reveals differences and similarities among experiments.
Ortholog comparison between species was carried out by grouping the experiments into seven categories, with maximum TPM among experiments representing gene response.
To ensure consistency among experiments, passage 3 to 6 were used in the study and the cells were cultured for 5 days under normoxic and hypoxic conditions.
The optimal mixture of EPS lightweight aggregate concrete was selected among experiments under consideration to manufacture the lightweight hollow bricks.
AVt was variable among experiments, in the range of 44-93 ms on the epicardium and 47-105 ms on the endocardium.
The transformation frequencies were highly variable among isolates and among experiments (0 17.9 per μg circular DNA using 107 protoplasts).
Mice were fasted for 6 hours before collection of saliva to exclude effects associated with feeding, and to ensure the consistency of the oral environment among experiments (except in Fig. 1g).
Shaded (vs. open) sites supported generally higher transplant and seedling survival and seed germination percentages, but growth responses varied among experiments.
However, the precision of these predictions appeared to be compromised by the unequal allocation of NEl between milk and BW change by the YP fed cows among experiments.
Light variations and other environmental differences among experiments in the greenhouse had more effects on vine length than on root yield.
Factors (pretesting for sexual behavior, size of the test arena, non-contact time with a male) that differ among experiments designed to study antidepressant-induced female rat sexual dysfunction were studied.
