Sentence examples for directly experiment from inspiring English sources

It is self-evident that historians (of human history) cannot recreate or directly experiment on the past to test their hypotheses.

The approach is also useful when it is not possible to directly experiment with prototypes due to economic and/or safety issues.

(Don't forget, it has even directly experimented in manipulating users' emotions).

We reconstructed the regulatory network of secondary metabolism in Arabidopsis thaliana through combining co-expressed gene pairs with regulatory interactions: either 422,967 predicted regulatory interactions from AthaMap [ 41], which were then filtered by conserved transcription factor binding sites (TFBSs); or 10,653 directly experiment-proved ones from AGRIS [ 42, 43].

Because proximal environmental changes often affect transmission processes directly, experiments can be designed to elucidate these mechanistic relationships.

Although Boveri's hypothesis emerged as the foundation for the somatic mutation theory of cancer, it appears that he never directly experimented on the disease (18, 25, 29).

In order to investigate NFAT transactivating activity directly, experiments have been performed in vivo with artificial promoters where a high number of NFAT binding sites were coupled to luciferase as a reporter.

In a directly analogous experiment, Soto-Gutierrez et al have decellularised rat liver and repopulated it with an expanded hepatocyte population [13].

Experimental techniques can never guarantee accurate value of SIF as it is not feasible to get the value directly from experiment.

We downloaded protein-protein interaction from STRING data set and used only those interactions that were obtained directly from experiment.

'Measured': deduced directly from experiment, 'constrained': limited by nodal cdr2p density scaling with cell length, 'not important': plays no role in nodal cdr2p density scaling.