The phrase "and the next experiments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when transitioning to discuss upcoming experiments in a scientific or research context.
Example: "The results of the initial tests were promising, and the next experiments will focus on refining the methodology."
Alternatives: "follow-up experiments" or "subsequent experiments".
We demonstrated previously that release of ATP in the brainstem is also facilitated during hypoxia, and the next experiment examined whether the sensitivity of RVLM neurons to low P O2 is dependent on ATP- and lactate-mediated signaling.
Finally, the NPs were washed three times with distilled water and subjected to the next experiments.
Thus, a prediction of the drug targets, biological activity, signal pathways and regulatory pathways is necessary, and it will provide complementary and supporting evidence for the next experiments studies.
Because ChromSDE is not better than other MDS-based methods, and requires much longer to run, we do not report its performance on the next experiments and instead focus on the differences between the other MDS-based methods and the PM methods.
The catalyst was separated easily by an external magnet and reused as such for the next experiments.
Finally, the prepared NaHTe solution was kept at 5°C and was used freshly in the next experiments.
Nuc 64 showed more extended silencing property and was therefore selected for the next experiments.
The medium was replaced 8 hours later and cells were collected for the next experiments 48 hours post-transfection.
Following these results and since the lesion size in the next experiments was smaller than 11.5 mL, we used a maximum of 6 clusters with the GCM method in the rest of the work.
This can often mean frantic scribbling and jotting down exciting suggestions for the next experiments, not to mention a number of, should I say, frustrated comments written down when things do not turn out quite as one had planned.
