Sentence examples for both experimental complexity and from inspiring English sources

In measuring that response, though, one must consider both experimental complexity and measurement time when considering the number of sensor locations.

Everyone is thrilled to be a part of this thing!" Williams has been involved with NEEMO since the very first mission almost a decade ago, and he sees evolution and growth in both experimental complexity and team capabilities as talented people from a range of organizations work together more effectively, pushing the technological envelope a bit further with each mission.

These experiments vary in experimental complexity and instrumentation requirements.

The cylindrical symmetry of this design reduces the experimental complexity and offers good timing resolution.

In addition, increasing more and more interlayers can increase the experimental complexity and will introduce interfacial dislocations each layer.

Over the last decade two-dimensional infrared (2D IR) spectroscopy has proven to be a very useful extension of infrared spectroscopy, yet the technique remains restricted to a small group of specialized researchers because of its experimental complexity and high equipment cost.

With respect to experimental complexity and interpretation, it is worth noting that the results are on an animal model and not on humans.

While the standard protocols and assignment approaches could still be employed for those studies, using an available structure offers the potential to reduce the experimental complexity and circumvent traditional barriers to interpretation.

To detect specific parentally inherited mutations, invasive approaches to obtain fetal DNA are the current standard in the clinic because of the experimental complexity and resource consumption of previously reported non-invasive approaches.

Conversely, the zebrafish larval platform offers the ability to perform high resolution live imaging, rapid genetic manipulation including the targeting of IBD susceptibility genes, and a level of experimental complexity and throughput necessary for performing high content disease modifier screens that are relevant to IBD.

Theoretical and experimental complexity, accuracy and convergence analyses are presented.