Sentence examples for experimentally concluded from inspiring English sources

Yaghi and Al-Bemani (2002) have experimentally concluded that transporting heavy crude by heating or dilution is an expensive option.

Developmental stochasticity has been mathematically modeled and experimentally concluded to be an inescapable consequence of gene transcription [ 36, 37], epigenetic gene regulation [ 38] and protein interaction [ 39].

Later, Fitzgibbon et al. [ 33] experimentally concluded that the main source of noise was the skin-electrode interface, specifically, that the noise was related to the electrical properties of the electrode.

Theoretically and experimentally, we conclude that the proposed algorithm can effectively explore the spatial and temporal correlation in the sensory data and provide significant reduction in energy and delay cost while still preserving high compared to other schemes.

Therefore, it is important to check as many markers as possible to capture the discriminatory variables, and particularly to test cell behavior experimentally, before concluding that cells have truly converged on an identical state.

The most appropriate justification for this behavior of W Nar is that P. aerophilum needs to support its growth by nitrate respiration even when the tungsten concentration in the environment is high; the same was concluded experimentally [21].

We concluded that experimentally observed drop volume distributions could not be predicted with daughter drop distribution functions reported in the literature.

The alumina nanoparticle shape effect on the heat transfer performance of an OHP was investigated experimentally and it is concluded that the alumina nanoparticles added in the OHP can enhance the heat transfer performance of OHP significantly and it depends on particle shape and volume fraction.

The synthesis of DPA and DPR from pRpp was shown experimentally and it was concluded that DPA is formed from pRpp via a two-step pathway, with an additional epimerization step that converts DPR to DPA (Scherman et al., 1996; Mikusová et al., 2005;) (Fig. 3).

In 1972, Miles examined the milk of mice in the acute phase of the disease and detected T. cruzi trypomastigotes and antibodies against T. cruzi, but concluded that, experimentally, even in the acute phase of the disease, transmission through breast-feeding was rare (14 ).

It is concluded that the experimentally observed rim at Weber numbers exceeding this value is due solely to viscous retardation.