Sentence examples for extended to experiments from inspiring English sources

The factorial design can be extended to experiments involving more than two factors and experiments involving partial factorial designs.

The revised model using the adjusted kinetic rate was extended to experiments conducted with FVai and the predicted time courses for the two models compared to the empirical results.

More importantly, however, the result from Experiment 1 extended to Experiment 2 where we showed for the first time that the effect of tonality is not restricted to simple offline categorization, but is systematically and automatically used by speakers in rapid online word recognition to identify phonological quantity.

Unfortunately, such standard acquisition parameters cannot easily be extended to multi-dimensional experiments.

Contact angle goniometry by imaging of micron scale fibers appears as a viable alternative to Wilhelmy type measurements and the measurement principle could readily be extended to dynamic wetting experiments.

The study is extended to include the experimenting of the steel surfaces in line with the simulations.

To gain better insight into middle and late phase meiotic gene expression in yeast of W303 genetic background and its relation to Ndt80 and Sum1 activity, we performed an expression profile experiment extended to include the late meiosis phase (previous experiments with the W303 strain last only 12 hours in sporulation medium [ 13] while our profile extends to 18 hours in sporulation medium).

This study has also been extended to include several other experiments in the same landscape that manipulate fire, bomas, and tree density.

However, our approach can be extended to other kinds of experiments with standardized annotations.

The same relative performances of different sample selection methods we observed in the first set of experiments were maintained when the experiment was extended to a simulation of an entire adaptive trial.

This indicates that environmental signals determine the cell type captured in vitro, an observation that extends to reprogramming experiments [ 23 ].