This web-based system was integrated into the regular English instruction of an experiment class of Grade three in a junior middle school, i.e. it was used in one school hour almost every week for an entire school term.
In one set of experiments, graded doses of the methanolic root extract of C. anisata (CAME, 100 800 mg/kg p.o). were administered to both fasted normal and fasted diabetic rats.
This allowed me to hear their nostalgic recollections of imbibing pure, experiment-grade ethanol.
In experiment 1, grade 1 and 2 cumulus-oocyte complexes were subjected to in vitro maturation in the following media: tissue culture medium 199 (TChristopher Rozenkranszenkrans 1aa medium (CR1aa), Christopher Rozenkrans 2aa medium (CR2aa), potassium simplex optimized medium (KSOMaa), centrifuged follicular fluid (CFF), or non-CFF from preovulatory follicles.
For the extraction and swelling experiments, analytical grade tetrahydrofuran was used; commercial grade NaOH and CS2 were used for xanthation.
Similarly, for the experiments to grade stages of PDAC in the second case, 13 data sets were generated.
In a second experiment, industry-grade commercial batches of CII preparations of bovine and chicken origin were tested.
To verify whether this implied a bias in the ensuing experiments, clinical grade of OA and baseline serum cytokine levels were compared between this group of patients and the eight patients from whom no SF could be aspirated.
This experiment utilized one grade II disc (patient aged 45 years), five grade III discs (mean patient age 38.6 years), and four grade IV discs (mean patient age 52.2 years).
Also, in other experiments different grades of atrazine were used; for example, Howe et al. (1998) used atrazine 4L containing 40.8% atrazine.
Experiments are graded as class I (European category: "non-recovery") for short-term experiments, class II (European category: "moderate") for long-term experiments in non-septic control animals and class III (European category: "severe") for long-term experiments in septic animals [16].
