The phrase "as has experimental" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression, lacking clarity and context.
Example: "The results, as has experimental data shown, indicate a significant trend."
Alternatives: "as demonstrated by experimental" or "as indicated by experimental".
"All of the analysis and investigating and theorizing in the world just goes right down the tubes as soon as you have experimental information," he said.
No physical clashes were observed when GR and the histone octomer bind the same DNA as has been experimental shown [ 19], while clashes are observed when both AP-1 and the histone octamer bind the same DNA.
Therefore, we speculate only for the H-ras switch III mutants in the new summary table on the conformation, as we have experimental evidence for this.
Each study was classified as having used observational, experimental removal, experimental addition or modelling methods.
This can lead to the development of an immune response against other, normally tolerated, antigens, as has been observed experimental studies [30] [32] and linked to the adjuvant effect.
Besides the direct effect of reducing populations of undesirable arthropods, D. auratus may also be indirectly reducing the plant damage caused by herbivorous arthropods, as has been shown for experimental Anolis introductions in the Caribbean.
A second concern is that higher respiratory rates may favor VILI, as has been shown in experimental data [ 27, 28].
Chronic subclinical infection with B. quintana as has been documented following experimental infection of monkeys (1 ) and in humans for B. quintana (5, 6 ) and B. bacilliformis (7 ).
This may be due to TTX affecting other depolarizing Ca2+ currents in SAN cells, as has been seen in experimental studies (75, 87).
The association between Se and methionine appears to be possible within the frame of malnutrition together with methionine deficiency as has been shown in experimental settings [ 79].
