Sentence examples for more extensive experimental from inspiring English sources
Although this represents a small part of our more extensive experimental investigation, the results show that all the purposed stratified ventilation systems (CJV and UFAD) were more or less behaving as mixing systems with some tendency for displacement effects.
The solubility of SiO2 in H2O has been the subject of more extensive experimental study than other chemically more complex silicates.
Although a more extensive experimental characterization and acceptance tests must be performed, the proposed haptic handle solution has the potential to be reliably used in safety critical applications since it was designed to eliminate the common drawbacks of current tactile interaction devices.
Our analysis suggests fewer ncRNAs than estimated by DNA sequencing and comparative analysis, but the verity of our approach and its prediction requires more extensive experimental RNA data.
Although our limited resources prohibit more extensive experimental analysis, the above analysis suggests that additional predictions provided by HuMiTar include true positives.
Nevertheless, the editors' and reviewers' suggestion for a more extensive experimental validation is well taken, and we have now expanded that part of the manuscript.
The next generation of computational models will depend on more extensive quantitative experimental measurements of the interdependent geometric features of mitochondrial network morphology and, eventually, simultaneous mitochondrial functional state.
Obviously, a more extensive campaign of experimental measurements could further confirm the reliability of this study.
In vitro resistance of Staphylococcus aureus strains to PMPs correlates with more extensive disease in experimental infective endocarditis (IE).
The multi-bit embedding method designed by the authors in [6] is further explored in the following, and a more extensive set of experimental results is here presented.
Application of QSARs in regulation has proven to be cost effective for prioritizing untested chemicals for more extensive and costly experimental evaluation.
