Sentence examples for measurable experimental from inspiring English sources
The mathematically arduous theory is still far from doing all that, but it has suggested a weird new possibility for taming the hierarchy problem that could have measurable experimental consequences.
In this work, a quantitative link between measurable experimental changes and kinetics analysis was established to explain the behavior of styrene-based polymers alone and in binary mixtures during pyrolysis.
After all, physics and astronomy are sciences that rely on measurable, experimental, or otherwise observational confirmation.
For two of these (F201A and H214A; Supplemental Table 1), there is no measurable experimental effect reported.
Moreover, it is often very difficult to relate the AO in humans to defined organ changes measurable in experimental systems, the so-called toxicity endophenotypes (Balmer and Leist 2014; Kadereit et al. 2012; Smirnova et al. 2014).
A part of information describing the movement is not measurable due to experimental constrains.
The LE optical transition exhibits a very long decay time which is greater than the repetition period of the laser (12 ns) and is not easily measurable with this experimental setup.
Their values can only be indirectly inferred through their influence on membrane potential or intracellular calcium (the main physiological quantities directly measurable though standard experimental techniques) and, in particular, on spiking activity.
The effect of AT-II in diabetic aortas, occurs at conditions of conserved vasorelaxant capacity to acetylcholine, in line with data obtained in a similar early model of STZ-rats [ 25], and in the absence of any significant change in systemic pressure (Table 2) suggesting that endothelial dysfunction might not be functionally measurable at our experimental settings.
We explain the connection between experimental measurables and a theoretical concept known as the J factor with the intent of raising awareness of subtle theoretical details that should be considered when drawing conclusions.
