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Anaesthesia is used to immobilize experimental animals during electrophysiological, MRS and PET studies in which movement would compromise the experiment.
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For example, Schiff et al. (2005) reported a pioneering brain-imaging study of 2 patients in the minimally conscious state, one of whom also had damage to the left temporal lobe, including the language areas -- which, as we'll see, compromised the experiment somewhat.
Larvae reside in webbed retreats, whose disruption for more frequent weighing would have compromised the experiment.
We reasoned that as long as BS B complex was assembled in the membranes and there was a possibility to perform all appropriate control experiments, the background of cytochrome b would not compromise the kinetic experiments that were a subject of present studies.
Among these, model-uncertainty arising from background mismodelling can drammatically compromise the sensitivity of the experiment under study.
There are cases, however, where it is known that a time or position trend that can seriously compromise the results of the experiment may be present.
As mentioned above, if added right before NTPs, the concentration range for Sarkosyl to only prevent reinitiation is very narrow (in fact 0.02% may not be sufficient to prevent reinitiation, while 0.04% would inhibit the function of pre-assembled PIC), which are conditions that we felt were not robust and could compromise the reproducibility of our experiments.
Certain voluntary human participant pool procedures (e.g. where the participant selects when to participate in experiments) can compromise the representativeness of samples and the efficacy of random assignment procedures.
Animal health was not compromised by the experiment as certified by a veterinarian at the end of each period.
The results show that the implantation dose of ions used in this experiment does not compromise the properties of the detector.
Furthermore, they compromise the profession.
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