Sentence examples for experiment assessed from inspiring English sources

The experiment assessed prosthetic visual fixation, saccade and smooth pursuit and the effect of practice.

The first experiment assessed the effect of microclimate on seedling survival and, therefore, transplants were protected with wire cages to prevent predation by vertebrates.

A second experiment assessed the relevance of including an adaptation phase (the pre-treatment phase in this experiment) in the methodology.

This background estimate was not necessarily performed under the same experimental conditions as a typical counting run and the above experiment assessed the effectiveness of the shielding and the applicability of this simple correction.

A third experiment assessed the survival of IJs in combinations of the two best substrates selected from the prior tests: vermiculite, polyacrylamide gel (1.33%), double polyacrylamide gel (2.66%), vermiculite + gel (1.33%), vermiculite + double gel (2.66%), and water (control).

This experiment assessed the emotional self-reports and physiology of justice outcomes and forgiveness responses to a common crime, using a three Justice (retributive, restorative, no justice) × 2 Forgiveness (forgiveness, none) repeated-measures design.

Lucas Hanft, whose sociology experiment assessing political leanings on Long Island and in New York City landed him among the finalists, said that Port Washington must have had a "particularly excellent gene pool" in 1982, the year that he was born.

This experiment assesses the accuracy of cube determination of INEMO.

The second experiment assesses the acceptance by real users of the semantic tags recommended by this approach considering only the most relevant concepts selected from the sources used.

Our second experiment assesses the capability of Dioptase to support dynamic deployment of tasks, by evaluating the resource consumption of processors for compiled and interpreted tasks.

The second experiment assesses how well AFs can approximate a known feature, which is not expressible directly, using the operator library.