Sentence examples for experiments allows us from inspiring English sources
Analysis of the in situ penetration experiments allows us to establish a link between crack velocity and the stress intensity factor.
The combination of these experiments allows us to test large animal models as well as whole organ or isolated endothelial reactions to perfusion with human blood.
This complementary set of experiments allows us to study the effects of local extinctions on diversity measures, distance-based measures of group differentiation, and rates of cultural change as a function of time.
The relatively simple situation of these experiments allows us to construct a model of snapshot retrieval and guidance.
We evaluated our methods using synthetic experiments, allowing us to assess two properties of robust unmixing (1) the fidelity with which endmembers (sub-types) are identified and (2) the relative effect of noise on hard versus robust unmixing.
Four biological replicates of each line were used in hybridization experiments, allowing us to identify putative genes involved in the deterioration of important traits in Hb.
This was done using exclusively the few Passiflora gene sequences deposited in public databases as probes in macroarray hybridizations, and the corresponding BACs used in FISH experiments allowed us to map four genes to three chromosomes of the species.
Experiments allow us to gather information from lived experience, not mental reasoning.
Further investigation of these molecules using BLI binding assessment, E2 displacement assay and qRT-PCR experiments allowed us to characterise VPC-16230 as the most promising ERα AF2 binder.
The use of protoplast transfection, coupled with metabolic labelling and pulse-chase experiments, allowed us to very rapidly determine what intracellular location was most suitable for expression of Nef.
And this may be no bad thing: it may be better to think of UBI and other basic income proposals as thought experiments, allowing us to test our intuitions about subjects such as fairness, inequality, property, markets and risk.
