Sentence examples for experimental individual from inspiring English sources

Its experimental "individual learning accounts" let school leavers choose where they spend their £150 grant.

While deviations of the predicted values from experimental individual single mutation results have been observed, FoldX performs well in identifying trends of effects of mutations and has been successfully used in several studies, in combination with homology modelling, to identify potential binding partners of a given protein [33], [39], [40].

The dissection of an experimental individual was considered successful if at least one of the pair of posterior lobes was undamaged.

Longevity data were analyzed using a Cox's proportional hazards model with the family of the experimental individual nested within batch using the R package coxme (Therneau, 2012).

Therefore, the values of S which corresponded exactly to 20, 40, 60, and 80% TMVC (S0.2, S0.4, S0.6, and S0.8) for each subject were computed by linear interpolation (or extrapolation) of the experimental individual data.

After the blood meal, last instar nymphs were isolated individually until they moulted as adults, to ensure virginity of the experimental individuals.

WITH its ample supply of moody, somewhat amorphous clothing, Oak tends to cater to experimental individuals.

Conversely, the observed trend of MUFAs in the open ocean experimental individuals was not equivalent; the major acid was gondoic acid 20 1ω9 with 3.48%, followed by palmitoleic acid 16:1ω7 with 2.40% and oleic acid 18 1ω9 with 2.20%.

Small experimental animals grew significantly faster than large experimental individuals, the former increasing in whole wet weight by 27 56% over the 12 months and the latter decreasing by 10 33% over the same period.

The experimental individuals, thus, started the experiment with the same thermal history.

Experimental individuals were divided into two categories: i) full-siblings from the same ootheca (r = 0.5) called "siblings" and ii) individuals from different oothecae (0≤r<0.5) called "non-siblings".