Sentence examples for guiding experiments from inspiring English sources
A key aspect of the developing field of materials informatics is optimally guiding experiments or calculations towards parts of the relatively vast feature space where a material with desired property may be discovered.
Cheminformatics is becoming an essential asset in the chemist's toolbox, especially when it comes to guiding experiments.
The results provide many important rational information and insights into guiding experiments design.
In particular, we present a genome scale model that integrates high-throughput data for describing, simulating and guiding experiments dealing with metabolic activity in bacterial nitrogen fixation.
Among these quantitative schemes, constraint-based modeling is an appropriate formalism for exploring the cellular metabolic activity and guiding experiments to improve cellular behavior in a rational, coherent and optimal fashion [ 7, 8, 19, 20].
Third, because of the complexity of biological systems, students must develop a qualitative "feeling for the organism" (Keller, 1983), and this internal qualitative model of the system may be difficult to articulate quantitatively but may nevertheless be very useful for guiding experiments that successfully analyze a biological system.
Fredrickson et al. (1998), Hebl et al. (2004), and Martins et al. (2007) all used objectification theory to guide experiments about women's and men's body image experience.
I still have my science book, in which we wrote up our guided "experiments".
Eric Furst notes in a News & Views on page 19 that simulations could be further used to guide experiments in the optimization of the extensibility of the fibrillar aggregates.
These studies could perhaps be used to guide experiments to design multi-asperity surfaces for tribological applications.
Moreover, there exist some successful examples in which these models have been able to predict and guide experiments, leading to synthesis of catalyst materials with improved activities.
