Sentence examples for more robust experiments from inspiring English sources
Results will provide researchers with information to design more robust experiments and will inform the decisions of diverse stakeholders regarding the safety of transgenic insecticidal crops.
But I have a more robust experience.
These appearance-based approaches are usually more robust in experiments by better exploiting the statistical properties.
In addition, sequence-based methods are more precise than microarrays and more robust across experiments because of much greater depth and the absence of the background signal and cross hybridization issues that were associated with microarrays.
This reviewer agrees with reviewer #1 and #2, who point out that the experiments would be more robust if further experiments would be done to gather data at various time points or from different models.
In comparison to the data from experiment 1, the increase in fitness is more robust in this experiment.
While clinical evidence for their importance is largely correlative, more robust data derive from experiments in gene-modified animals.
This assures that incoming data is accounted for in the design, making experiments more robust, significant, and reproducible.
While glucose tended to produce a more robust response, in repeated experiments, we consistently found that all three nutrients increased cAMP levels when added back to quiescent cells.
In our experience, using the coordinates of the center of mass rather than those of the pixel with maximal intensity is more robust, particularly in the experiments with low S/N. Figure 6 shows NN and NP images of the excitation wave used for coordinate detection in the experiment illustrated in Fig. 5.
Another important feature of many studies is the use of defined controlled conditions, of which chemostat fermentors are an example [ 24- 27], to ensure time-course and steady-state measurements are taken under rigorously defined conditions, making comparisons between experiments more robust [ 28, 29].
