Sentence examples for consequence of the experimental from inspiring English sources

Because of speciation considerations and prior hydrolysis of potential vanadium complexes, this result may be a consequence of the experimental conditions.

Alternatively, it is possible that the observed matching may be a consequence of the experimental treatment that proteins underwent prior to crystallization or the consequence of the cocrystallization experiment itself.

It is possible that the observed matching is a consequence of the experimental procedure that complexes were subjected to: it can be that a match in radius of gyration could help packing of the partners in the crystal during cocrystallization.

Moreover, even though tetR certainly does not play a physiological role in human myeloid cells like U937, several of the gene ontology terms enriched among the genes induced upon tetracycline removal correspond to biological responses that might be expected as a consequence of the experimental expression of a physiologically or pathologically relevant gene.

This is a consequence of the "experimental error" introduced in the noisy data.

This contradictory results of adiponectin on neutrophil granulocytes could be a consequence of the experimental setup.

The basic mechanisms of adhesion promotion and de-wetting are identified and the consequences of the experimental findings for the manufacturing of Cu C composite materials are briefly discussed.

As a consequence of this experimental design, the factor family was actually nested within the factor cross as it was not possible to produce the four crosses from a given pair of male and female (whose offspring formed a given family).

It has been argued that this anomalous distribution of p-values is, in turn, a consequence of the own experimental design of the dataset, in particular the lack of biological replication and the way clone aliquots were mixed to produce each gene group with a given fold change56.

As a consequence of the general experimental challenge to detect signals in mid-IR range, taking dispersive chirped near-IR laser pulses as the injected signal source seems to be an artistic route avoiding the daunting mid-IR stretcher and constantly was applied in moderate energy mid-IR optical parametric chirped-pulse amplifications (OPCPA) systems.

The development of prognostic indicators of heart rate variability and baroreceptor reflex sensitivity measures of parasympathetic tone and reflex activation respectively and the more recent interest in chronic VNS therapy are a direct consequence of the earlier experimental studies.