Sentence examples for be appropriate for experiments from inspiring English sources

Those proteins with unknown functions in the resulting subnetworks would likely have a function related to motility (or aerobic respiration) and may be appropriate for experiments and further inquiry.

The resulting data files are efficient and compact, and so the system is appropriate for experiments lasting many days.

The first stimulator is appropriate for experiments in anesthetized animals; the surface to be stimulated is immersed in water warmed to body temperature and the tactile stimulus is generated as an hydraulic pulse.

Although pH 6.0 is appropriate for experiments measuring molecular-level integrin activation and binding to antibodies or ligands, it may be too acidic for complex cell-level processes such as migration, which involve many subcellular systems that could be independently and deleteriously affected by acidic pH.

When the percentage of viable protoscoleces in the sediment was 95% or more, they were considered to be appropriate for further experiments.

While these genes have been found to be appropriate for some experiments, other candidates were recently reported to outperform these classical ones [ 12].

Previous studies on ramie used a fixed timeline [ 11, 14], which may be appropriate for other experiments (e.g., for drought stress), but was not suitable for studies of ramie fiber development.

This difference also illustrates the idea that the suitability of certain probes for inclusion in a particular study will depend on the specific experimental question, and despite having a signal higher than the background, some probes may not be appropriate for some experiments due to their relatively low intensity.

Non-significant lack of fit would be appropriate for this experiment.

Direct stimulation of the hair bundle would not be appropriate for this experiment mainly because the tall hair bundle of adult IHCs are easily damaged by repeated stimulation, which was a requirement for to collecting accurate and reliable data.

However, the metrics of expected coverage and depth of coverage may be argued to not be appropriate for all metagenomics experiments.