The phrase "aspects of this experiment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different features, components, or elements related to a specific experiment.
Example: "In our analysis, we will focus on the various aspects of this experiment, including its methodology and results."
Alternatives: "elements of this experiment" or "features of this experiment".
The Berkeley group, consisting of Physics Department faculty members Professors Kam-Biu Luk and Herbert Steiner, two post-docs, three graduate students and 4-6 undergraduates has been involved in all aspects of this experiment.
However, two aspects of this experiment require comment.
All other aspects of this experiment were identical to those described above.
All other aspects of this experiment, including design, stimuli, and apparatus, were identical to those of Experiment 1. Mean identification accuracy for words and pseudowords displayed at foveal and extrafoveal locations is shown in Figure 2 (bars indicate the 95% confidence interval for each mean based on the within subjects mean square error [78]).
All other aspects of this experiment corresponded to the ones given for control Experiment 1.
Maybe the most exciting aspect of this experiment has been the type of users it has attracted.
A unique aspect of this experiment was that all plants were either aseptically-generated tissue culture propagated plantlets or aseptic seedling clones.
A difficult aspect of this experiment is that in contrast to WT protein, the L126Z protein was not readily detected in the soluble fraction of the co-transfected cell lysates as one might expect if aggregation was inhibited (Fig. 6C).
Another aspect of this experiment noted that varying global ligand density between ∼50 and ∼200 RGD/μm showed the same percent of spread cells [ 53] even though previous work using block copolymer micelle lithography showed a difference in cell adhesion in this range of global concentrations when changing from extensive (continuous) nanopatterns to micropatches of nanopatterns [ 38].
All other aspects of this control experiment were identical to those described above.
Potential participants were informed about all aspects of the experiment and gave written informed consent.
