Sentence examples for experiments with different species from inspiring English sources

More studies using factorial experiments with different species of pollinators and different floral phenotypes would be valuable (see Wilson and Thomson 1996; Aigner 2001, 2006; Muchhala 2007).

Don't be afraid to experiment with different species.

After experimenting with different species, he settled on the golden silk orb-weaver, known for its great circular webs.

CS exposed to a combination of FeOB Mariprofundus sp. DIS-1 and FeRB S. frigidimarina in ASW medium for 14 d exhibited similar results to the 49 d experiment with different species of FeOB and FeRB but with less penetration of metal.

Despite the fact that we could not confirm re-calibration of the magnetic compass in our experimental birds, the current discrepancies between cage experiments performed with different species of songbirds in different geographical areas call for further attention.

Consequently a study was performed, in which gene expression data from experiments with four different species were analyzed to investigate the relevance of the aforementioned new kind of technical error in terms of size and significance of the corresponding variance component.

Through RNA-seq, thousands of abundant phloem transcripts can be profiled, but to verify their mobility requires heterografting experiments with different but related species [ 6] or RNA movement assays [ 77].

Experiment with different spices.

The primary aims of Experiment 2 were to (i) replicate the findings of Experiment 1 in a different species and with mechanical movements of the whiskers rather than electrical stimulation; and (ii) investigate whether the rapid positive responses seen in the superficial layers during Experiment 1 were affected by disrupting neurovascular coupling.

Finally, we need to extend our study by performing experiments with larger bone defects and different species.

Experimenting with embryos created from two different species -- to say nothing of engaging in a form of human cloning -- is an enterprise fraught with scientific and social uncertainty; indeed, Congress forbids the National Institutes of Health to finance any research involving human embryos.