Sentence examples for breadth of experimental from inspiring English sources
Collaborators were critical for some of this work, because no single lab can properly master such a breadth of experimental approaches.
The temporal and geographic breadth of these experimental plots provides an excellent foundation for investigating carbon standing stocks and carbon accretion rates in young-growth forests of the PCTR.
A recent investigation on the homopolymerization of styrene (Hosseini et al., 2012a) showed that the classical population balance models are incapable of predicting the evolution of the breadth of the experimental particle size distributions correctly when a high resolution discretization method is used to suppress the numerical errors.
The limited size and breadth of typical experimental data sets do not permit estimation of all of the physiological parameters of complex mechanistic models; often because many of the PD markers needed to describe the system are lacking and/or the number of samples collected over time too few.
The level of expression is assocated with a generalized tendency toward transcript miniaturization while the breadth, i.e the number of experimental units in which a gene is expressed, is associated with sequence expansion.
20th century science grew out of the solid foundations laid by the breadth of vision and detailed experimental observations of the 19th century.
This may be done in a genetic reference population to exploit the breadth of existing data or a large experimental cross or mapping population such as the Diversity Outbred to improve mapping power and precision.
The breadth of expression of a gene (EB) takes into account the number of experimental units (organs or developmental stages) in which a gene is expressed.
Criteria for evaluating evidence in experimental animals include the breadth of the tumor response for example, the induction of tumors in multiple species or in independent studies.
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unaware of experimental treatment.
