Sentence examples for experiments against which from inspiring English sources

Hence, in those experiments the predicted tissue log Kt:ps were not used as descriptors for predicting log Vss, providing us with a baseline set of experiments against which we can measure the influence of using predicted tissue log Kt:ps as descriptors.

We are unsure of the origins of these errors in counting, but Jevons characterized it as "an instance of that inevitable bias in mental experiments against which it is impossible to take complete precautions".

And yes, a citizen's income is a useful thought experiment against which to judge proposed changes to the benefits system.

For the particular conditions leading to the growth of amorphous TiO1.5N0.5 coatings, first studies on the mechanical properties of samples grown on stainless steel have revealed a high hardness, a low friction coefficient, and a good wear resistance in unlubricated sliding experiments against alumina which make them very attractive as protective metallurgical coatings.

Data collected from this experiment provided the baseline against which the Hadoop results were compared.

(Wilkes, 1988, p. 2) She claims that thought experiments about personal identity in particular often fail to provide the background conditions against which the experiment is set (see Wilkes, 1988, p. 7).

Similar criticisms could be levelled against experiments in which incubation of isolated rat liver mitochondria with a cGMP analogue in the presence of a cytosolic extract and ATP caused inhibition of the calcium-induced mitochondrial permeability transition [137], although here reversal of the effect by the PKG inhibitor KT5823 makes the data more convincing.

To address these questions, we obtained measurements from carefully controlled laboratory experiments, and employ them as a reference against which numerical results are benchmarked and compared.

With regard to stimulus presentation durations, we would warn against running experiments in which precise stimulus durations are required, particularly those of short duration.

These data provided an estimate of chance-level tracking accuracy, suitable as a baseline against which to compare active tracking performance in the subsequent dual-task experiments.

In Experiment 4, we studied how background color influences observers' preference for the figural color against which it was presented.