Sentence examples for margin of experimental from inspiring English sources

All measurements were repeated in triplicate and all results were observed to be repeatable within a 5%% margin of experimental error.

These experiments showed that peptide affinities determined in the two assays were within the margin of experimental error of each other (data not shown).

The concentration dependence of the thermodynamic diffusivity predicted by the Cohen Turnbull Fujita free volume theory was confirmed by the data obtained by the differential method and the differences between the results obtained from the integral and differential methods were within the margins of experimental error.

The margin of error for the experimental measurements is typically of the order of ±20% while the relative difference with the numerical simulations was found to be of 14, − 11, and 16% for three widely different settling velocities, Reynolds numbers, and buoyancy frequencies.

The authors concluded that the standard Gompertz curve [29], defined as

The results obtained indicate that within the experimental margin of error, the bio-oil yields for all samples were similar.

In our case, the difference in dilution between these two compositions may be too small and measurements could fall within the margin of error of the experimental protocol.

For long-chain monodisperse model systems (Mw/Mn<1.1 and number of entanglements>20 30), the various methods show excellent agreement, within an error margin of 5 10% close to the experimental uncertainty.

This half-time is correct but there is a large margin of uncertainty based on the experimental data.

Thus, primary analyses will be interpreted as follows: if the whole 95% CI lies to the right of the non-inferiority margin of 10% (scenario H), the experimental intervention will be declared "inferior".

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