The phrase "an experiment described" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific experiment that has been detailed or explained in a text.
Example: "In the article, an experiment described demonstrates the effects of temperature on plant growth."
Alternatives: "a described experiment" or "an outlined experiment".
"This was a pilot, an experiment, described as that," she said.
The model is used to compute the simulation wall-clock time of the kernel for an experiment described by an event initialization list based on the dynamics and interactions at the level of LPs.
The second type of reproducibility relates to the capacity of other scientists to reproduce an experiment described in a published manuscript.
Figure 2 shows the topology of the network created from protein interactions identified in protein interaction studies (totalling 3,191 protein interactions involving 1,623 proteins) that may be characterised as "small-scale", defined as an experiment described in a published article listing no more than 100 protein-protein interactions [ 18].
An experiment described below shows that light carries energy and that energy can be converted to heat. Figure 1 shows the earth receiving heat from the sun.
An experiment described below illustrates this point, as does Figure 2. The result is that the earth's surface is differentially heated, with the equator getting the lion's share of the incoming energy.
The shot model, in conjunction with data defining the parameters and goals of an experiment, describes the steps to be performed by each subsystem in order to prepare for and fire a NIF shot.
Just as careful documentation of scientific methodology can allow other investigators to understand or reproduce an experiment, describing the scientific evidence associated with a given assertion or inference allows for its meaningful assessment.
Eng is describing what neuroscientists call the P300 response, and his training sounds a lot like a military experiment described by Dr. Scott Wolfe, an orthopedic surgeon: They'll condition a soldier to recognize a certain tone.
The first experiment initiated in this investigation of pronoun interpretation in Chinese was a sentence completion task, modeled on a similar experiment described in Kehler and Rohde (2013) (henceforth regularly referred to as KR).
Findings from a pilot experiment, described in this month's issue of Nature Medicine, suggest a potential new therapy for the disease, which affects roughly 1% of elderly Americans.
