Sentence examples for experiment complicated from inspiring English sources

The unbalanced representation of populations in the field disease garden, and in particular the R2 resistance experiment, complicated testing population-level differences in traits and field survival.

Additional experiments complicated matters; these indicate that although genetic variation within comM is not responsible for the altered phenotype, the chromosomal comM locus is required for the difference between the strains to be observed: First, deleting comM from RR4108 reduced transformation to the same levels as in Rd.

Unfortunately, the high demands of animal experiments complicate the analysis of many conditional knockdown mutants in single-strain infections.

The experiment was complicated by the presence of a nonplanar primary wavefront, however finite element simulations were able to clarify the experimental results.

This type of experiment is complicated in the case of elmo and spg, which are both contributed maternally.

Interpretation of the above experiment was complicated due to the relatively high number of untransfected HeLa cells still expressing normal levels of NDR.

Characterization of release profiles beyond 240 days in this experiment was complicated by the onset of partial delamination of the films from their underlying substrates, which was associated with the frequent handling of the substrates during these release experiments.

3) The data for the effect of Ankle2 in the reconstitution experiment was complicated such as the analysis of Rag-GFPhigh and low population (for example why Thy1.1 expression levels were so different between Ankle2 vs. control).

Such an experiment is complicated because neither dominant negative eEF1 nor eEF2 would bind our staged SRP-RNC complexes: eEF1 ternary complex binding requires an appropriate codon in the ribosomal A site, while eEF2, when in its GTP-bound state, preferentially acts on pre-translocation RNCs in the hybrid state.

This experiment was complicated by that the B-cell progenitors attached firmly to the OP9 cells demanding trypsin/EDTA treatment of the cells in order to generate the homogenous single cell suspension needed to separate the OP9 cells from the hematopoietic cells.

Quantification of total RNA showed that both systems produced similar amounts of sense and antisense RNA molecules, although this experiment was complicated by read-through transcripts of antisense TRP1 from the clustered system, a behavior that was not prevented by insertion of transcriptional stop cassettes between the repeats.