Sentence examples for manipulated to observe from inspiring English sources
A common attribute in all experiments is the control treatment, where one or more independent variables are manipulated to observe their effects on one or more dependent variables.
The Anonymous (2012a) study involved a quasi-experimental 2 × 4 factorial research design combined with non-equivalent comparison or control group design that was manipulated to observe and analyse the variables.
These results suggest that although in vitro conditions could be manipulated to observe bypass of N-dA PCLs by pol δ, the block to replication is likely to occur when pol δ encounters such bulky lesions; therefore, specialized pols may be recruited to carry out TLS.
The dashboard graphical interface operates by creating and manipulating charts to observe the relationships between datasets.
Importantly, this cleavage was also observed in kidney cells manipulated to overexpress recombinant Slit2, demonstrating that the proteolytic processing of Slit2 is recapitulated in vitro[ 42].
The only way to differentiate these possibilities would be with a randomised controlled trial in which researchers manipulated either mental health, to observe its impact on the subsequent likelihood of quitting smoking, or smoking status, to observe its impact on subsequent changes in mental health.
The classified report explains that the chamber's equipment was designed to run "completely automatically," with an attendant necessary only to manipulate the dials and to observe the glass bubblers and the pressurized containers and the ducts used to control the flow of gas.
The tools are optical, like the microscopes I build to observe and manipulate synapse function.
Experimental approaches are required but rarely possible as rhinoceros are difficult to observe and manipulate.
In many real cases, we are neither free to choose the best inputs nor to observe and manipulate all agents.
The opposite side may preserve other measureable vesicles, but it is not possible to manipulate individual grains in situ to observe multiple facets of the same ash particle.
