Sentence examples for make experimental studies from inspiring English sources

We make experimental studies to validate proposed schemes.

The ion buffer capacity of heterogeneous (two-phase) systems has been studied relatively well only for the pH buffers (Pfendt 1995; Dougherty et al. 2006), partly because slow reactions make experimental studies difficult, partly because of the mathematical complexity of the theoretical calculations.

Although a direct comparison has not been made, experimental studies suggest that the infectious dose for humans exposed by aerosol is lower than that seen with experimental nasopharyngeal instillation (10 ).

The common presence of indels (including TEs, small gaps and tandem repeats) and IIAHs, as reported in this study, makes experimental work labor-intensive by virtue of the additional time and money required to isolate alleles and optimize PCR amplification and sequencing.

"Double-blind studies were not created with terminal illnesses in mind," he noted, calling for the FDA to make experimental AIDS drugs available on a "compassionate usage" basis.

Predictions about detrimental or beneficial effects of earthworm invasion on different plant species appear difficult to make, and experimental studies are needed to identify and quantify the contribution of different mechanisms to the patterns reported from the field.

Despite progress made in experimental studies, fundamental questions related to asthma risk among human populations remain; these can only be addressed by cohort studies using specimens linked to well-annotated clinical and environmental exposure data.

The very small size of these follicles and the mixture of types of follicles within the developing ovary make the experimental study of isolated follicular components very difficult.

We have made an experimental study of the isomerization of fructose and glucose by glucose isomerase in two forms: one soluble and the other immobilized by being fixed in a gel matrix.

We made an experimental study in the Beagle dog.

The extremely low solubility and high mobility of hydrogen made this experimental study very difficult.