The phrase "as part of experiment" is not correct in written English; it should be "as part of the experiment." You can use it when referring to a specific experiment in which something is included or involved.
Example: "The new variable was introduced as part of the experiment to test its effects on the results."
Alternatives: "as a component of the experiment" or "as an element of the experiment."
The parameters determined here were used for the analysis undertaken as part of Experiment 3.
As part of experiment 1, we examined tactile processing using von Frey hairs, a grating orientation task (GOT), and a Braille character discrimination task, to see if performance levels in the two groups of subjects changed significantly over the course of the five-day study period.
For standard object recognition trials, for example as part of Experiment 1a, the rat now had a free choice between object A, now familiar, and novel object B (Trial 1; Table 1A; Fig. 1B).
The changes in tumour volume are presented in Figure 2. As part of experiment 2, mice bearing U-87MG tumours were pretreated i.v. with a high dose of BN antagonist RC-3095 (200 μg/mouse) to block BN receptors prior to each administration of AN-215.
In Japan, it's common practice for universities and research institutes to hold an annual memorial service for animals that have been killed as part of experiments.
Dan, who sometimes goes by Rex Barker, is a Swiss engineer who built this app as part of experimenting with Lego robots.
Martin Plath, of the University of Potsdam in Germany and the University of Oklahoma, and colleagues uncovered the misleading behavior as part of experiments to see whether a fish's social environment affects mating preferences, which are an important element of sexual selection.
Pioneered by early movers like Y Combinator and TechStars as part of experiments that aimed to identify the best ways to support nascent companies during those headache-inducing yet critical early stages of growth, today, the seed accelerator model is quietly marching towards ubiquity.
Acidosis leads to contractility arrest within minutes, and complete depletion of ATP over 15 30 minutes results in myocyte death, at least as part of experiments.
> Murine kidney tissue was scavenged from mice sacrificed as part of experiments with full ethics approval and in accordance with the policies of the University of Adelaide Ethics Committee.
These images are taken by the researchers at the end of the experiment, and are stored in EMAGE as part of an experiment's provenance.
