Sentence examples for more appropriate experimental from inspiring English sources
Tonic pain, in contrast to phasic pain, seems to be a more appropriate experimental approach to study adaptive mechanisms of pain processing in FMS.
Hence this work introduces an extended concept which will help to circumvent this disadvantage by providing guidance to select a personalized and more appropriate experimental design.
We expect that partial saturation correction will have similar benefits with SUV data, but more appropriate experimental data will be required before this can be properly explored.
While this might not be a problem when testing theories, in the case of innovation experiments, other populations such as researchers or entrepreneurs might be more appropriate experimental participants, depending on the research question.
Examples of more appropriate experimental designs include (a) using a microarray designed for another species with a non-target species but only comparing intraspecific expression levels within the non-target species, (b) constructing custom arrays for each species (or hybrid) of interest, and (c) building a custom array with probes directed against each species [46].
Furthermore, microgravity studies forced us to develop new technological solutions and more appropriate experimental models.
Results of different ageing procedures shows that performing TFOT firstly is more appropriate for experimental analysis in UV ageing method.
The key difference between HSH and SH is that HSH is only defined for light directions that live on an upper hemisphere, making it more appropriate for our experimental setup.
When AFLP bands rather than fragments are considered, which is more appropriate for an experimental setting, the (peri) centromeric agglomerations of AFLP markers mostly disappear.
Alternatively, when more appropriate to the experimental conditions of the assays (e.g., luciferase tests), the results were presented as average of at least n=3.
It would be important in relation to dental fear to test these associations, and determine the direction of causality, using a more appropriate longitudinal or experimental design in the future.
