Sentence examples for modest experimental from inspiring English sources
Even for shake tables with large control-structure interaction and structures with low damping, the proposed framework is robust, reliable, and uses readily available equipment, providing a new experimental tool for laboratories with modest experimental testing capabilities.
Our approach has a modest experimental basis but this is compensated for with rich references to other experimental and theoretical work oriented to the study of surface phenomena in such systems.
The deterioration in spatial abilities observed during modest experimental hypoglycemia provides novel information on the cerebral hazards of hypoglycemia that has potential relevance to everyday activities.
The study is limited by the model's reliance on data with only modest experimental support, including the rates at which plants capture pollutants and air flows in and out of street canyons, says Pugh.
Mr. Gersten and Mr. Bishop craved somewhere to stage small, experimental productions at modest ticket prices and entice young audiences, and for a while they rented the Duke Theater on West 42nd Street to that end.
With an hour running time and an eerie, almost dreamlike style, the show is both more modest and experimental than Mr. Letts's family drama, but it will leave you just as shaken.
They're striking, modest, rough-hewn, experimental and vaguely hobbity — most would look right at home in the Shire.
The models also appear to be compatible with the modest amount of experimental experience that lends itself to direct comparisons.
(Admittedly, the lack of protein observations in some organisms, for example Y. pestis, could also result from the more modest set of experimental results as compared to the other organisms).
However, in my opinion, there is still a very modest direct and experimental evidence of the difference between overlapping and unique lincRNAs.
Similar results were also obtained in the isolated extensor digitorum longus (EDL) muscles, although the ability of insulin to stimulate glucose uptake in EDL was much more modest under our experimental conditions than in soleus, as previously reported (Sakamoto et al., 2005).
