Sentence examples for experiments to complement from inspiring English sources

We then give general considerations on the use of combined spectroscopy techniques, reciprocal space measurements and additional time-resolved experiments to complement the wealth of the physical insights provided by the new-generation spectromicroscopes.

To provide evidence that Chlamydomonas ERG3 functions as a C-5 desaturase, we designed experiments to complement a yeast erg3Δ mutant.

Such modelling allows in virtuo experiments to complement the in vitro and in vivo methods that are already well-established in biology.

On the other hand, experiments to complement the absence of p63 during development were designed by crossing p63-null mice with transgenic mice expressing different isoforms of p63 under the control of a K5-promoter [9].

Of particular, importance is how far mathematical models can be pre-constructed based on in vitro experiments and then re-adjusted by specifically chosen in vivo experiments to complement missing information not accessible in vitro but necessary to better understand the organizational principles and processes underlying a particular disease or repair process of interest.

This note presents a new electoral studies research program that will examine party and voter behaviour in 27 elections (national, supra-national, and sub-national) in five countries (Canada, France, Germany, Spain, and Switzerland) and that includes a series of experiments designed to complement the analyses of these 27 elections.

The aim of the present experiment was to complement these findings by examining whether, in intact rats, performance of an inter-temporal choice task would give rise to detectable changes in neuronal activation in the AcbC and OPFC, as indicated by the levels of expression of Fos, the protein product of the immediate-early proto-oncogene c-fos [15,39].

Additional 3D CH3O-filtered experiments were designed to complement the 4D experiment.

The experiments were designed to complement our recent study of the opd H coverage and pseudo-capacitance behavior evaluated by means of the potential-decay method.

Dynamic column breakthrough experiments, routinely used to complement adsorption and diffusion studies at the particle scale, constitute an important step in the development and verification of dynamic models for simulation of adsorption processes.

A parallel set of in silico experiments were performed to complement the experimental findings.