Sentence examples for experimental definition from inspiring English sources

A schematic of the immobilization can be seen in Fig. 8. Experimental definition and execution was performed using Data Acquisition software 7.1.0.92 (ForteBio).

Pegna, G., Marrocu, R., Tonelli, R., Meloni, F., Santoboni, G. "Experimental definition of the basin of attraction for Chua's circuit," International Journal of Bifurcation & Chaos in Applied Sciences & Engineering, vol.10, no.5, pp.959-970.

According to the experimental definition of probability suppose that N shows pieces of equipment, Nf shows pieces of equipment in which is not succeed prior to time a, since only breakdown prior to time a is related with losses.

Table 1 Experimental definition for Plackett Burman and Box Behnken design for fungal pretreatment Variables Key Plackett Burman design Box Behnken design Low level High level −1 0 +1 Moisture content M 60 80 60 70 80 Initial pH P 4 6 5 5   Inoculum size I 5 15 1515   Co-substrate C 0 3 1 2 3 EFB E 23 33 23 28 33 Incubation time (week) T 1 3   3   Mineral salt S 0 40   0  .

This is an experimental definition based on whether null mutations of a given gene reduce the virulence of the pathogen on its host.

Hybridisations or profiles for each sample in the TAG1 time course were grouped in an experimental definition and subjected to interchip normalization and nonlinear error correction to create ratio experiments.

Within the current study we used the term "flashback" in line with our experimental psychopathology definition in the introduction and the operational definition in the methods section provided to participants with the flashback diaries; involuntary image-based memories of the traumatic film footage.

Toby Wolff said all good writing is experimental by definition.

They use actor libraries defined in Cal, our experimental actor definition language.

More multicenter studies are therefore needed with standardized image acquisition, experimental protocols, definition of the clinical population studied, larger numbers of participants, and longer duration of follow-up to allow generalizability of the results to the individual patient.

Participants keep a diary of any subsequent analogue flashbacks of the film over the following week, defined as mental images of the film content that involuntarily come to mind in line with our experimental psychopathology definition of analogue flashbacks—and in some studies then return to complete a memory test of the film contents.