The phrase "as in the experiment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific experiment to draw a comparison or illustrate a point.
Example: "The results were consistent with the findings, as in the experiment of Pavlov's dogs."
Alternatives: "similar to the experiment of" or "as demonstrated in the experiment of".
Thus, for example, colonies growing in Petri dishes or populations growing in well-mixed containers draw down resources if the resources are not replenished through a constant resource input, such as in the experiment of [62].
Figure 4 presents the predicted space and time representation of an ECT, for the same conditions as in the experiment of figure 2, showing the evolution of the acid and basic pH fronts, represented by pink and red pixels, respectively.
In practice, this has been found to be not quite right, as, for instance, in the experiment of Lamb and Rutherford mentioned earlier; more recent determinations give 1.0011596522 Bohr magnetons.
Those experiences help people understand each other and better enable them to work together on common tasks, such as participating in the experiment of self-government.
Tissue and synovial cultures, and histopathological study of the synovia were performed as described in the experiment of arthritogenic ability of M. fermentans.
The overlapping number of probe sets detected as regulated in the experiments of all four users was only five and in at least three of four experiments was 46 (data not shown).
As in the experiments of Section 5.1.3, the NIBFs can attain the same MSE as the centralised BF in just a fraction of the running time.
We believe that otherwise subjects prioritize straightness over terminal accuracy [29] as in the experiments of Lackner and DiZio.
In summary, SOD-catalyzed GSNO decomposition is insignificant under the standard conditions of this study, but may have lowered nitrosothiol yields under conditions of submillimolar GSH (as in the experiments of Fig. 8).
Therefore the interference did not co-vary with numerical distance in such an extent as in the experiments of Kaufmann et al. [ 8, 25], and a reverse DE appeared.
After learning occurs and neural activity asymptotes during a session in the experiments of Wirth et al. (2003), Ainge et al. (2007), and Pastalkova et al. (2008), changing the amount of the reward delivered to the subject in further trials may result in a change in neural activity, as in the experiments of Hölscher et al. (2003) and Rolls and Xiang (2005).
