Sentence examples for disparate experiments from inspiring English sources
As she puts it early in "Dreams and Shadows": "This is a book about disparate experiments with empowerment in the world's most troubled region.
For example, microarrays performed under conditions of heat shock and oxidative stress might both show functional activity related to an environmental stress response; this similarity of functional activity reveals biological commonalities between otherwise disparate experiments.
This mimics the situation when the experimental biologist try to derive knowledge from a set of disparate experiments performed in different laboratories, using different experimental designs and microarray technologies.
This makes it possible to directly integrate results generated from disparate experiments, in different laboratories, and at different times if they all use animals from the same RI mouse strain.
It's a disparate experience.
It aims to interrelate data from disparate and noisy experiments and observations to find informative features and link them to formulate fundamental principles governing a complex behavior.
More deeply, however, the use of "practice" reflects the fact that we are at an interesting moment in cultural history in which institutional identities are continually being challenged by experiments from disparate arts.
The descriptors we have represented in this knowledgebase were of relevance to satisfying Lipinski's Rule of Five [33], allowing us to potentially pool all of the available information in these disparate databases and computational experiments to address the question of whether the compounds in our knowledgebase were, in fact, drug-like.
Taking cues from footwork and UK bass, DeBois melds disparate sounds into heady experiments in rhythm and texture.
Like a visionary chef, Mr. Chen has a remarkable willingness to experiment with disparate ingredients in the same pot.
Disparate results in three consecutive experiments may suggest the existence of multiple clones within each CF isolate.
