Sentence examples for experimental vetting from inspiring English sources

Computational analysis in such instances can point to variants warranting additional or de novo experimental vetting.

These 2 residues and the other 10 very strong predictions (N72, P78, H158, W174, Y212, M215, H222, C257, N294, and Y302), for which no evidence exists in the literature, should have high priority for experimental vetting to increase understanding of structure/sequence-function relationships for this physiologically important receptor.

The wiki to structure and collect experimental metadata, the vetting tool to automatically verify submissions, the Chado database to store genomic features and experimental metadata, and the pipeline interface for uploading, tracking and reviewing submissions.

The experimental design was vetted and approved by the Home Office (project licence number: PPL 70/4351).

The experimental design was vetted by the Dalhousie University Ethical Committee and met all standards required by the Canadian authority for animal welfare.

The experimental design was vetted by the Leicester University Local Ethical Committee for Animal Experimentation and met the standards required by the UKCCCR guidelines (Workman et al, 1998).

The experimental design was vetted by the Leicester University Local Ethical Committee for Animal Experimentation and meets the standards required by the UKCCCR guidelines (Workman et al, 1998).

Experiments in mice were conducted as stipulated by the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 Project Licence 80/1250 granted to Leicester University by the UK Home Office, and the experimental design was vetted and approved by the Leicester University Ethical Committee for Animal Experimentation.

These groups helped me uncover experimental treatments, which our vet was willing to try.

(Sinagra) ALAN LICHT AND THE PRIX (Monday) For this get-together of indie-rock vets, the experimental guitarist Alan Licht will be backed by the guitarist Chris Brokaw (formerly of Come and Codeine), the bassist Doug McCombs (of Tortoise), and the drummer Elliott Dicks.

Spanning across various disciplines – including literature from human-computer interaction (HCI), accessibility, music and art – these papers demonstrated a great range of approaches, including expressive, subjective design proposals as well as more functional, objective representations, vetted by experimental procedures.