Sentence examples for changes of the experimental from inspiring English sources

This method ensures that temporal mechanical changes of the experimental setup are not misinterpreted as forces.

Furthermore, he revealed the physiological and psychological changes of the experimental animals under such conditions (Yang, 1999).

The conventional scientific outputs (i.e., joint structural changes) of the experimental dog model of OA induced by CCLT have been recently coupled to peak vertical force (PVF) measurement using kinetic gait analysis to document concomitant potential benefits on the pain-related functional impairment [ 11– 13].

In the course of the research, the transient temperature change of the experimental airship is measured for four airflow speeds of 0 m/s (natural convection), 3.26 m/s, 5.5 m/s and 7.0 m/s, and two incident solar radiation values of 842.4 W/m2 and 972.0 W/m2.

Specific activity is shown as the fold change of the experimental group versus the control group.

These results underscore the importance of including an untreated control condition to assess the direction of change for the experimental condition; without the untreated condition we would have reported a decrease in histones for shFUS cells at 24 h, when in fact there was an increase in shSC and no response in shFUS cells (Supplementary Table 1).

Experimental advances reached in the last century have determined the change of the concept "experimental animal" to a wider term: "experimental model".

PPI analyses examine whether the contribution of one area to another changes as a function of changes in the experimental or psychological context (Friston et al. 1997).

These neuroplastic changes explain many of the experimental and clinical findings present in subjects with chronic MSD.

A number of transcripts encoding cellular signalling components implicated in EMT also showed large changes between some of the experimental models as detailed in the sections below.

Please note that this extra motor component does not refer to motor changes as part of the experimental manipulations, such as increased work pace or precision.