Sentence examples for between the experiments that from inspiring English sources
There are a number of variables between the experiments that might account for the differences observed between the studies.
A cluster description is somewhat accurate if it represents the contents of the cluster reasonably well, but does not fully capture the main commonalities between the experiments that belong to that cluster, and that set it apart from other clusters.
Although we cannot rule out there may be subtle differences in the nutrient composition of the diet between the experiments that may affect female fecundity, this cannot explain the absence of an effect of spermatophylax consumption in out study.
Additional attempts to bridge the gap between theory and experiment suggest that there is still some mechanism in the experiment that is not properly modelled.
While it is acknowledged that other "nonideal transport" effects may contribute, our analysis predicts differences in the PCE retardation magnitude and trend between the two experiments that are consistent with field observations based on the marked solute concentration differences that resulted from contrasting source conditions.
Further studies are necessary to discern the functional significance between yar and the miRNAs, experiments that require an understanding of the targets of the yar exonic miRNAs, which are largely unknown at this time.
There are important differences between the arguments and experiments that are taken to support the reality of quarks (see Andrew Pickering, "Constructing Quarks"), and the arguments and statistics that are taken to support the reality of faith-healing or the power of prayer.
Faceted searching of all the data at the ENCODE portal involves a number of relevant metadata beyond what is contained within the ontologies we use, but the slims allow for the inclusion of the more complex relationships between experiments that are also biologically relevant.
This eliminates the problems of correspondence and adjustments between experiments that are often critical in the triple resonance strategy.
For example, we see a large variation in behavioral effects of Dengue infection between experiments that we cannot explain at the moment.
The apparatus consisted of the same pool, walls, platforms, and landmarks as for Experiment 3. The only difference between the experiments was that the panels were all 100 cm wide, and 45 cm high and they all contained black and white stripes that were 5 cm wide.
