Sentence examples for experimental shortcomings from inspiring English sources

The discussion should address possible reasons for the experimental shortcomings or failures.

The field study of Lai et al. [42] has some experimental shortcomings.

The apparent ambiguity of theoretical and experimental findings may in part be due to experimental shortcomings and/or heterogeneity of scales and methods in earlier studies.

Although there were some variations in the repeated binding values, due to experimental shortcomings, most of values obtained previously fell into the same range as the affinity values we used for the modeling (9.6-58 9.6-58

One experimental shortcoming in measuring a protein's half-life with fluorescently labeled tags is the presence of bulky, folded entities at either the N-, or the C-terminus of the investigated polypeptide.

However, experimental methods still show shortcomings in the description of the dynamic properties of proteins.

These include: (i) shortcomings in experimental design and execution that involve hypothesis conceptualization, statistical analysis, and data reporting; (ii) investigator bias and error; (iii) validation of reagents including cells and antibodies; and (iv) fraud.

To overcome the above shortcomings, an experimental program has been taken up on low calcium fly ash geopolymer mortar having three molar concentrations (8 M, 10 M and 12 M) of activator liquids along with different percentage of nano silica addition (0%, 4%, 6%, 8% and 10% of fly ash).

LEM is proposed to describe the liquid pulsed fluidization with acceptable engineering accuracy as compared with the experimental data, and its shortcomings are also discussed at length by analyzing the relaxation processes of the two-phase flow due to a jump change of fluidizing velocity and the structure of concentration discontinuity which forms in the bed collapse process.

Additionally, some shortcomings about experimental process and results need to be pointed out and explained: 1) The power flow calculation has achieved better performance in stand-alone model when the number of buses is relatively small.

The shortcomings of experimental models to completely mimic the complex mechanisms involved in ARDS were recently reviewed in extension [ 24].