Sentence examples for conditions under study from inspiring English sources
There was no significant degradation observed as a result of storage or handling conditions under study.
The predictions of two alternative correlations, applicable to mass transfer in the conditions under study, are also discussed.
Rather high rates of mass transfer are achieved for the conditions under study and the regions are defined with the operation mode where chemical kinetics is rate-controlling.
Through the compartmental PACS, students are assisted in connecting relevant knowledge via various representations of medical data for the clinical conditions under study.
These results, taken together, indicate ways in which certain problems in eyewitness memory can be more profitably addressed with a combination of applied research that is superficially similar to the conditions under study and use-inspired, focused basic research that takes advantages of well-established paradigms and high levels of experimental control.
From each sample we obtained the polyribosome bound (4 or more bound ribosomes) and total RNA under the two conditions under study, thus totally 48 hybridizations.
Thus, the selection of vivax as the condition-under-study may not meet framework requirements if the border population's current burden of disease is considered alone.
Input parameters are based on accumulated experimental data and represent average values for the geophysical condition under study.
Risk-based surveillance systems reveal occurrence of disease or infection in a sample of population units, which are selected on the basis of risk factors for the condition under study.
A study like this would be akin to a Phase II pharmaceutical study (a controlled study to evaluate the effectiveness of a treatment or procedure for the particular indication in patients with the disease or condition under study and to determine the common short-term side effects and risks).
Genes found to be over or under expressed in all individuals can be seen as important genes involved in the response to the condition under study.
