Sentence examples for each other experiments from inspiring English sources

The two measurements of song rate taken 10 months apart were strongly correlated with each other (experiments 1 and 3; repeatability R±SE = 0.60±0.07, F84,85 = 4.0, P<0.0001).

Two important results reinforce each other: Experiment I and III demonstrated that between-task interference requires identical or overlapping circuits to be engaged in competing motor learning processes; Interference does not occur when learning is not involved.

Since changes to the environment interfere with each other (experiment 1, 3, and 4), the results suggest that there is only a single environment internal model that adapts and re-adapts (thereby showing aftereffects); whereas there are multiple independent modules for task performance (experiment 2).

By the time he graduated from University College London in 1999, Godinho Ferreira had grown tired of studying replication because the field had reached the point where "people would just repeat each others' experiments," he says.

NOD-SCID male mice weighed 20 25 g were obtained from Shanghai SLAC laboratory animal company and divided into four groups randomly with 10 each for survival curve and 5 each for other experiments.

Furthermore, our approach allows choosing any other value of r and x, depending on particular characteristics (e.g. number of samples and number of sequences for each sample) in other experiments.

But what if the gamblers are researchers betting on how each other's experiments will turn out, and the results are used to improve science itself?

Biomechanical tissue testing and finite-element modelling should complement each other, with experiments establishing proof of concept, and models supplying detail and optimising designs.

Members of this circle regularly reported on each other's experiments and proposed new challenges, such as Poysson's well-known puzzling over whether physical indivisibles could or should be identified with mathematical points.

More powerful and convincing are cases in which a more extensive pattern of data can be sought, in effect functional similarity in the mathematical sense of similar relationships between dependent and independent variables, and predictions from different theories of the mechanisms involved pitted against each other in experiments.

As OA-neuron activated males exhibit similar levels of aggression when paired with each other, further experiments need to be performed to determine if experimental males lose more often to control males.