Sentence examples for may affect experimental from inspiring English sources
To find out how this may affect experimental results in fields like medicine and psychology, they say many more studies need to be done.
Since these additional scattering effects may affect experimental measurements, the results from the resistivity-film thickness model will be enhanced to make it more adaptive and capable of producing data that are compatible with the experimental results.
This study lays an essential base for future GWAS, by identifying potential sources of bias that may affect experimental results and that could increase the noise and false positive rate of GWAS in our population.
Imaging is frequently advocated as a method of tracking disease progression in animals with cancer but repeated anaesthesia is typically required, which may affect experimental outcomes and have a welfare cost (Workman et al, 2010; Wong et al, 2013).
In order to avoid variations due to newly synthesized proteins which may affect experimental reproducibility and alter the comparison with the computational modeling, we added 10 μg/ml of cycloheximide (CHX), a protein synthesis inhibitor, after UV irradiation of logarithmically growing cells.
In this experiment, we independently varied different dimensions of small aquatic habitats to look at how microcosm design choices may affect experimental outcomes, and how natural changes in habitat size and shape may affect aquatic insect larvae in a potentially resource-limited environment.
In addition, demographic factors such as age, gender and medical history may also affect experimental data.
We conclude that human animal relationships (i.e. familiarity) may affect the experimental performance of corvids in interactive cognitive tasks.
Suboptimal fish stocking densities in experimental systems may elicit stress responses that can affect experimental results.
The third and fourth cases have remarkable consequences that may be harnessed by the cell and affect experimental interpretation.
This imbalance may affect outcome, independent of experimental group.
