In our experiments, no considerable contraction was observed longitudinally.
During the experiments no formation of by-products was observed.
No one else can repeat the experiments, no one else can find any evidence for the authors' claims.
As is standard in socio-economic experiments, no ethic concerns are involved other than preserving the anonymity of participants.
In cross-sectional experiments, no effect of supplementation was seen in the young group.
Understanding the detailed properties of materials still requires laboratory experiments — no computer models are perfect, and they may never be.
If oxygen is permitted in these kinds of experiments, no amino acids are formed.
For both experiments, no interaction was found between type of device and insemination technique.
During the experiments no negative impact on the enzyme activity was observed for temperatures <65°CC.
In these experiments, no particular dominant frequency is found in the wake region of the droplet.
In the control experiments (no fish pellets), a diatom biofilm caused extensive stabilisation of the surface sediment.
