Sentence examples for experiments effectively from inspiring English sources
For an informatics platform to support microscopy experiments effectively, it must manage not only images, but also related data and image analysis workflows.
In order to perform the preclinical experiments effectively, it was necessary to obtain the 44Sc in a small solution volume, suitable for direct radiolabeling and subsequent in vivo application, without extensive dilution.
In the present study, we accumulated information on the variance of data in aquaculture growth studies on different species to estimate the minimum detectable difference and to assist researchers in designing experiments effectively.
The experiments effectively demonstrated a) a cycle of spontaneous gas phase expansion and vertical advective mobilization of gas bubbles and ganglia above the DNAPL source zone, b) DNAPL redistribution caused by gas phase growth and mobilization, and c) that these processes can significantly affect mass transport from a NAPL source zone.
The rapamycin regimens that were used in our experiments effectively suppressed mTORC1 without significantly inhibiting Akt activity.
As shown in Fig. 1A and Fig. S1A, the Akt siRNA oligos used in our experiments effectively downregulated the Akt proteins in an isoform-specific manner.
The experiment — effectively, exercise in a dish — is an efficient way of screening a large number of chemicals before selecting the most promising candidates for trials on intact mice.
To design the experiment effectively, Taguchi method was applied.
In an experiment effectively arousing boredom can be demonstrated.
Compressive mechanical properties, growth texture of keratin, topography and mineral components' distribution of turtle shell are investigated by AFM experiment effectively.
In a second experiment effectively arousing curiosity was shown so that the particular sequence of events (e.g. appearance of the 'White rabbit' robot) had a significant positive influence on the arousal of curiosity and on triggering and guiding intended user behaviour.
