Sentence examples for field in our study from inspiring English sources

As a case in point, on 37 farm fields in one county in California's Central Valley, where we investigate how farm management practices affect native pollinators, each field in our study was sprayed, on average, 24 times, in 2012 (the range was 2 to 87 times!), collectively including 84 different active ingredients.

Similarly, the EGM2008 gravitational model serves as the reference field in our study.

The wind field in our study was characterized by zonal and meridianal components of the wind speed (Fig. 4).

We do not consider methane emissions from paddy fields in our study since all paddy fields in the study area are upland fields that do not cause methane emissions (Inubushi et al. 2003; Hadi et al. 2012).

In order to cover the field of hydrophilic phenothiaziniums in our studies, we selected a small library of methylene blue derivatives to investigate the influence of hydrogen bond acceptors (4 and 5) and/or an additional cationic charge (1, 2, 3, and 6) located in one of the systems side chains on the photophysical characteristics and the antimicrobial efficiency.

We hypothesise that ECs do not regrow from surviving ECs in the radiation field at the doses used in our studies (15 20 Gy) or at TCD50 doses (doses that control 50% of the tumours) typical for transplanted tumours (40 100 Gy), and particularly in SCID mice in which all the stromal cells are highly radiosensitive (Budach et al, 1993).

PNA force fields were created in our earlier study of hypoxanthine-containing wobble base PNAs.

Isolates possessing both PVL and arcA (13 ) were analyzed by pulsed-field gel electrophoresis as described in our previous study (9 ).

In today's world, discovery is about discovering ideas, no matter where they are, inside or outside". A lot of the labs we're visiting in our Los Angeles Field Study next month fit that model, whether Northrop Grumman's or CBRE's.

In our longitudinal field study of carotenoid circulation and breeding in barn swallows, we found that single-time-point estimates of carotenoid concentration were not significantly correlated with reproductive performance.

In our previous field study [ 8, 9], we observed providers searching through numerous screens in the EHR to obtain the information they needed, which in many cases was characterized as frustrating and time-consuming by providers.