Sentence examples for many experimental groups from inspiring English sources

It's beautiful, lush, dreamy and ethereal but there's a dark, rainy spookiness at its core that sets it apart from so many experimental groups out there who seem to have little better to do than flib and flob about with dreary jazz scales and deep sleep-inducing "drones".

To date, to our knowledge no studies on effects of cessation with exercise combined with nutritional supplementation have involved as many experimental groups as in the present study.

In fact, with the expansion of the immune cell classification and the number of available mutant strains, immunological data are becoming more and more multidimensional (i.e. many experimental groups), and each measurement can be high dimensional (e.g. many genes).

It could explain many of the experimental findings but did not explain the saturation phenomenon of ripple amplitude and formation of dots or pits on the surfaces as observed by many of the experimental groups on various target materials.

When researchers tested Prozac on depressed patients, they divided their subjects randomly into control and experimental groups, and conducted many trials.

In addition, there is a trade-off cost of statistical power by (i) including more experimental groups, or (ii) using disproportionally many experimental animals as controls.

Normality and homogeneity of variance were not attained for many of the variables for each of the experimental groups.

Thus, it has captured the interest of many of the research groups, and over the past decades, many experimental strategies and large-scale efforts have been undertaken for the studies of hypoxia under varying percentages of oxygen.

Thus, the dissimilarity of antioxidant activity among O H groups of trans-resveratrol, which had been reported by many experimental studies, is explained.

The experimental groups posed problems with novel solutions in some senses, even though only the reproduction-s group posed many problems more complex than the base.

Experimental units (often not the individual animals), which can be independently assigned to the different experimental groups planned, need to be correctly identified, and a power analysis or resource equation estimate indicates how many experimental units (replicates) to use.