Sentence examples for manipulated in this study from inspiring English sources

This property of hydrogels is manipulated in this study to develop a biomimetic bioresorbable injectable system of alginate nanobeads interspersed in fibrin network.

It may be that participants' pleasure derived from viewing the storefront and liking of the storefront were shaped by aspects of the store exterior (e.g., window displays, store signage) that were not manipulated in this study, which in turn, shaped their patronage intentions.

Table 1 shows that two haploids types of industrial ethanol-producing yeast (MAT-a/MAT-α) were mated and genetically manipulated in this study, as well Table 2 shows that oligonucleotide primers (MAT-F), (MAT-a) and (MAT-alpha) were used in order to obtain a strain possessing diploid genetic traits, named as S. cerevisiae R-control.

Estrogen level was not manipulated in this study and showed only moderate variance in the sample.

The GenBank accession numbers for the three proteins manipulated in this study are as follows: ClrB, EPS31045; BGL2, EPS25645; CreA, EPS28222.

Although class size is the variable manipulated in this study, it appears, from the brief explanation provided, that it is a proxy for number of distractions and teacher time spent with each child.

The work also demonstrates the moderating role of involvement, in the effect of the factors manipulated in the study (message type and information-overload) on tourist destination image.

Several factors were manipulated in the study, including a) number of groups (10 or 20);   b) percent of groups affected by DIF (40% or 70%)   c) percent of DIF items (20%, 40%, or 60%);   d) nature of DIF (difficulty or discrimination); and   e) magnitude of DIF (small or large).  .

The Netherlands Board on Research Integrity LOWII) concluded that research data had been manipulated in one study, published in Social Psychological and Personality Science.

The study setting (private or open-plan), environmental color (blue, red, or white), and study material (reading or math comprehension) were manipulated in a simulated study environment to determine their effects on adult students' mood, satisfaction, motivation, and performance.

In contrast to these previous studies however, the cues of likely sperm competition and mating rate that we manipulated in the present study were indirect; hence, it is possible that repeated emptying and re-filling of sperm reserves under a realised elevation in mating rate might affect sperm production parameters differently (see also [ 16, 55]).