Sentence examples for experimental implications from inspiring English sources

Since it is primarily the conclusions that have observational consequences, there are essentially no new experimental implications.

"What makes this worth talking about is the possibility of near-term experimental implications," said Dr. Lee Smolin, a gravitational theorist at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Ontario.

Ideas about the manner in which this process can occur are explored and their experimental implications are discussed.

The number of particles greater than 400 nm (likely aggregated MSN) is less than 4%% of the total and does not have adverse experimental implications on the tagging of bladder tumors.

We discuss both the theoretical and the experimental implications of our findings, given that micromanipulations can be supplemented by fluorescence measurements, which are very sensitive to changes in the intramolecular distances.

Our current findings have important experimental implications.

This result supports the previous experimental implication that the possession of a single hydroxyl group is sufficient for the inhibitory activity of 1,4-naphthoquinone inhibitors.

The immediate experimental implication of this is that it would be prudent in any study that relies on use of contra-lateral non-loaded bones as controls to establish the level of loading-related stimulation that does not exceed the level necessary to stimulate local, strain-related functional adaptation.

However, in spite of the scarce experimental evidence, implications that lowered virulence can be an adaptation to within-host environment do exist.

This paper summarizes the clinical phenomenology of multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS), outlines the concepts and evidence for the olfactory-limbic, neural sensitization model for MCS, and discusses experimental design implications of the model for exposure-related research.

The results are compared to experimental work and implications discussed.