'batch of experiments' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of tests or experiments that have been carried out together or in a short period of time. For example, "The science team conducted a batch of experiments to study the effects of climate change."
In the first batch of experiments, we transferred more than 200 embryos to each surrogate.
To test the amenability of this protocol, a batch of experiments was carried out in triplicate using Ubi:eGFP construct.
The powder surface temperature decreased from 2850 °C to 2735 °C from the same batch of experiments.
To further exclude the noise caused by the excessive number of embryos transferred, we designed a second batch of experiments, which transferred only 100 embryos to each recipient (Table 4).
The observed retention time deviation is well below the limit permitted by recent ion chromatography standard methods, which allow a maximum deviation of ± 10% within a single batch of experiments [14].
A batch of experiments on the evolution of three types of behaviors with different population sizes have been carried out in order to ascertain their effect on the evolution of the controllers and their validity in real implementations.
This batch of experiment gave us a good hint that our results from the previous RNA-Seq experiment are reproducible.
Transformation efficiency in different batches of experiments.
In order to know the transformation efficiency of this protocol, three batches of experiments were tested using Ubi:eGFP vector.
Having an API will help programmers who want to write scripts in their programming language of choice to deliver batches of experiments, rather than using the simple interactive language that IBM released last May.
Finally, seven batches of experiments are designed to plot isostrength contours for ladle slag fine cement silica flour and ladle slag fine hydrated lime silica flour ternary systems.
