Sentence examples for experiments fan from inspiring English sources

Bioluminescent assays are a popular technology used in HTS experiments (Fan and Wood, 2007).

Furthermore, rare recombination via translocation might occur between subtelomeres and chromosome-internal positions (i.e., TLOα34) and would not have been detected in these experiments (Fan et al. 2008).

In a series of cell culture experiments, Fan et al (2006) demonstrated that incubation of human breast cancer cells (that is, MCF-7 and T47D) with I3C significantly upregulated BRCA1 and BRCA2 mRNA and protein expression in human breast and prostate cancer cells in a dose- and time-dependent manner.

In this paper, experiments of fan water curtain and cone water curtain diluting CO2 in open space were done.

Modeling experiments for fan start-up and depressurization process and actual experiments of helium circulator start-up in an HTGR were used to predict the rate of graphite dust resuspension and the graphite dust concentration, which can be used to predict the graphite dust release during accidents.

Beyond the data, which van Quaquebeke and Giessner assert show that taller players are called for more fouls, they conducted experiments with fans in which they were shown photographs of a smaller and a taller player running side by side, pictures of play in which no actual fouls had been committed.

While it is too early to gauge the success of Platinum's Pistons experiment, both fans and financiers will be watching closely over the coming season — if there is one.

He never trained formally but continued to experiment with fan-making in his spare time as he took on a series of odd jobs, until a meeting a decade ago with an antique dealer at a Paris flea market changed his life.

"Musicology" is distributed (but not owned) by a major label, and it cuts back on experiments to remind fans what they were missing.

All of us involved in the programme found ourselves looking at our own lives and examining whether we were beginning on the first step to tyranny.' Dr Mark Levine, the psychologist who developed the football fan experiment, said: 'These are ordinary people.

We're experimenting on you.' " Assuming Mr. Hurwitz and his "Arrested Development" confederates are not performing their own experiment on their fan base, he said he was about halfway through a screenplay with his co-writers Jim Vallely and Dean Lorey, but did not specify a studio for either the movie or television components, or a network that might broadcast the new episodes.