Sentence examples for amount of the experimental from inspiring English sources
The animals received a measured amount of the experimental diets that resulted in little refusal throughout the experiment.
Each modeling paradigm presents different requirements relative to quality and amount of the experimental data needed.
We strongly appreciate the amount of the experimental data and some interesting findings, but we are not totally convinced of the authors' conclusions, particularly the assumption that the study strongly supports the preliminary hypothesis.
However, owing to the low doses administered, the limited number of humans treated and the reduced risk of toxicity, the Phase 0 strategy would require fewer preclinical in vitro and in vivo studies than a typical Phase I trial and a reduced amount of the experimental drug.
There is no vaccine available for Ebola, and there are apparently very limited amounts of the experimental drug that was reportedly used for the other two US physicians.
During this period the piglets were fed controlled amounts of the experimental diets twice a day (07 30 am and 03 00 pm).
However, parameter fitting, or, more precisely, maximum likelihood parameter estimation, only provides valid results, if the complexity of the model is in balance with the amount and quality of the experimental data.
In the present study, we have significantly extended the amount of published experimental data on the PLD-inducing activity of previously untested compounds and constructed a prediction system based on molecular properties.
However, for these larger and more interesting systems the bottleneck will not be the computational resources but the amount of available experimental data which is required to parametrize the many kinetic constants.
The amount of GNSS experimental data available over the oceans and in southern latitudes is much less than that in northern latitudes.
As the amount of experimental data increases, the demand for the development of ways to analyze these results also increases.
