Sentence examples for experiments applications from inspiring English sources

This demonstration attempts to define an infrastructure based on OptIPuter components which would aid the development and design of collaborative scientific experiments, applications and test-beds and allow the biologists to effectively use the high resolution real estate of tiled displays.

In the first experiments, applications of trehalose solution prevented the corneal epithelial cells from dying after drying during in vitro experiment [ 8].

In selected experiments, applications were repeated after the activity of the neuron had returned to the control level, but no sooner than 1 h after the initial application.

After theoretical introduction, a number of illustrative examples of design of experiments application in the field of pharmaceutical technology are presented.

In these experiments, application of cervical TENS is proven to be a safe procedure.

In our experiments, application of 10 μM GSK-7975A strongly (by approximately 87%) inhibited the CCK-induced [Ca2+]c plateau.

In our experiments, application of 10 μM GA led to a strong increase in the GLUT4 fluorescence of ∼150%.

In control experiments, application of progesterone caused a transient rise in [Ca2+]i in the midpiece resembling that occurring at the PHN.

As readily shown in earlier experiments, application of 300 nM DBZ had no detectable effect on cell survival, but combining 10 μM cisplatin with 300 nM DBZ led to massive cell death.

In a subset of experiments, application of FCCP (3  μM) caused an increase in cytosolic TMRM fluorescence immediately adjacent to depolarizing mitochondria, thus confirming that observed reductions in the TMRM fluorescence were due to TMRM efflux from the mitochondria.

It refers to a long-standing brain stimulation technique that involves applying a very small level of electric current to the wearer's brain via electrodes placed in contact with their scalp — with a wide range of experimented applications over the years, such as treating depression, chronic pain or brain injury.