In each experiment, breaking strength for 10 specimens was taken and the mean of 10 readings was assumed to represent the tensile strength of the fiber (Mondal 2004).
The work, which was released in March, was voted by Science and AAAS (the publisher of Science Careers) as the 2010 Breakthrough of the Year "in recognition of the conceptual ground their experiment breaks, the ingenuity behind it and its many potential applications," according to a AAAS press release.
Fourth, two Sawbones® femurs of the experiment broke before the end of the testing protocol.
Two days after news of the cow-human experiments broke, President Clinton asked his National Bioethics Advisory Commission to prepare a report on stem-cell research in general.
According to Angus et al. [2], crop-sequences experiments can be classified into rotation experiments and break crop experiments.
In many spheres, including the arts world, the word conservative can have a negative connotation, implying narrow-mindedness or a reluctance to experiment and break new ground.
At the end of the experiment you break the glass off and then stick the huge lag bolts into your wall.
In a separate field experiment bud break phenology, peak T. calcaratus emergence, and foliar development showed similar temporal patterns in 10 T. cordata and T. americana sites distributed across the insect's native range of Europe and introduced range of North America.
An experiment helps break up the traditional boundaries of the lecture setting and bridges the styles of lecture and laboratory teaching.
From this viewpoint, the ROC curve, which measures the ability to classify a locus as QTL vs. neutral, contains information about how well the experiment can break linkage disequilibrium between causal and neutral loci.
