The phrase "an experiment example" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to refer to an example of an experiment, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In our science class, we conducted an experiment example to demonstrate the principles of chemical reactions."
Alternatives: "an example of an experiment" or "a sample experiment."
A experiment example is given to illustrate the effectiveness and convenience of 3D-NCSLab.
They can also be very helpful for beginners in modelling research, who can use the process and the experiment example as a guide to this complex activity.
But they saw an experiment: an example of art that at least tried to live in the real world, to be the "mirror of the world" that Mr. Foccroulle, in his program note, names as the goal of opera and of his festival.
When you're designing an experiment, for example, you are trained to focus on the problem.
Between the campaign's run of 1 03pm PST on Monday March 7th and midnight on Friday March 11th, the original bit.ly link received over 475,375 clicks and over 82,148 people applied for the internship, which Internships.com CEO Robin Richards tells me will be boiled down to 50 highly qualified candidates (eliminating all the reporters who applied as an experiment for example).
For proteomics, the MIAPE (Minimum Information about a Proteomics Experiment) [111] guidelines describe what information should be reported about an experiment, for example in a text document or a data file.
However, for persistent chemicals with long elimination half-lives, study participants cannot be isolated from ongoing exposure during the decline phase of an experiment, for example, by fasting (Koch and Angerer 2007).
Usability of the approach is demonstrated through a Design of Experiments example that is representative of modern design methods.
"Consider everything an experiment," is one example.
It would be trivial to attempt an experiment where, for example, two agents are combined at 1/100 of their individual NOAEL.
