Sentence examples for many different experimental from inspiring English sources

We believe that the model will be useful in understanding the switching dynamics in many different experimental setups incorporating thin film ferroelectrics.

Generating new therapeutic hypotheses for human disease requires the analysis and interpretation of many different experimental datasets.

In contrast, many different experimental approaches have been employed to expose laboratory mice and rats to acute versus chronic intermittent stress.

The advantage to this method is that it can be used for many different experimental designs.

A second aspect of the manipulation criterion is execution, which can be subdivided into "assortment" (how many different experimental manipulations are possible?) and "speed" (how quickly can these experimental manipulations be accomplished to procure data?).

Molecular modelling has the potential to provide new insights into reaction pathways, to predict properties of catalysts that have not yet been synthesized, and to bring information for a given system from many different experimental techniques into a coherent picture.

Forth, AMBCA uses one single and systematic experimental method, whereas many different methods and experimental settings are reported in scientific reports from AMBCA, making the comparison problematic.

Although GRB2 physically interacts with many different proteins, recent experimental analysis of its physical interactions has shown that its sub-network remodels itself dramatically in response to different stimuli (Bisson et al., 2011).

The current ontology of Soleamold describes Solea senegalensis male and female reproductive organs using a total of 94 terms, from 'ovary' and 'testes' to 'late spermatogenesis' and 'follicle maturation stages', but can be extended to cover many different organs and experimental treatments.

Although many studies using different experimental strategies (see Fig.  4) have described BM-derived cell fusion in the cerebellum as specific to Purkinje cells, comparably intense analysis of other CNS areas, such as the hippocampus, olfactory bulb, neocortex and spinal cord, where significant numbers of BM-derived neuron-like cells have been found, is (arguably) still awaited.

This absolutely negative viewpoint of reactive astrogliosis is no longer tenable and it is now clear from many different lines of experimental evidence that there is a normal process of reactive astrogliosis that exerts essential beneficial functions and does not do harm.