Sentence examples for experiments is known from inspiring English sources

Achieving an immediate decrease in the current or voltage during practical experiments is known to be difficult due to the limited properties of current sources.

The HFS protocol used in our experiments is known to induce long-lasting, protein synthesis- and mTOR-dependent LTP [24].

The human RNA polymerase I promoter used to drive vRNA transcription in our experiments is known to work in a very restricted number of cell lines derived from primates.

For some well-studied protein targets, structures with embedded ligands are available, so the exact binding site for the docking experiments is known.

Protein interaction data, derived largely from large-scale yeast two-hybrid experiments, is known to contain both false positives and missed interactions [ 42].

The scientists said that human trials of any SARS vaccine would not begin until after findings of animal experiments are known, and perhaps not even then.

For instance, in 2013 we called for journals in the life sciences to offer a new format of journal article called a Registered Report, which combats research bias by agreeing to publish articles before the results of experiments are known.

The law is further restricted to conventional photochemical processes using light sources with moderate intensities; high-intensity light sources such as those used in flash photolysis and in laser experiments are known to cause so-called biphotonic processes; i.e., the absorption by a molecule of a substance of two photons of light.

For example, SVZ NPCs from the ventral region (the region sampled in these experiments) are known to make GABAergic interneurons, while the dorsal region was shown to make glutamatergic interneurons [38].

Six out of the seven highly enriched proteins found in our experiments are known constituents of the TCR proximal signaling complex and interestingly they were identified from a pulldown of unstimulated Jurkat cells.

Indeed, microarray experiments are known to be "noisy" [ 54], requiring independent experimental validation.