The phrase "an experiment requiring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of experiment that has certain prerequisites or conditions that must be met.
Example: "The study involved an experiment requiring participants to complete a series of cognitive tasks under time constraints."
Alternatives: "a test that necessitates" or "a trial that demands".
Seventy-two subjects participated in an experiment requiring modelling of two tasks using the consulting system.
In an experiment requiring nothing more complicated than two buckets, a tap and some water, the Irish scientist John Tyndall in 1870 observed that a flow of water could channel sunlight.
Therefore, an experiment requiring a lemur to manipulate an object without prior training would favor simians over strepsirrhines.
Meanwhile, communicative interactions involving request between chimpanzees has also been reported in an experiment requiring chimpanzees to insert tokens in turn providing rewards to their partner [22].
When the simulated data were generated from the EGFR Boolean network model, we found that when only a handful of models were available, the maximum entropy approach performed worse than randomly choosing an experiment, requiring two additional experiments.
To account for known variability from lurking variables in an experiment requires randomizing the order in which experimental units experience treatment conditions (Table 2, area of difficulty 4).
Designing such an experiment requires a thorough understanding of the factors influencing the heat transfer and their interactions.
Haber regards himself as an instrument builder — that is, as someone who, after considering what device an experiment requires, designs the device and makes it or sees to its being made by a custom shop.
When an experiment required the involvement of a specialist a mortgage underwriter, say the team would enlist an actual specialist from the bank's staff and have him or her perform the required task.
Thus, with few exceptions, each fluorescent dye in an experiment requires a distinct laser for excitation, and the emission spectrum is slightly red-shifted, relative to the excitation wavelength.
Such an experiment requires the transgenic expression of a cAMP FRET biosensor in the flagellum of intact sperm; the spectral properties of the cAMP sensor and bPAC must be orthogonal.
