Sentence examples for more specific experiments from inspiring English sources
Finally, more specific experiments lead to a better understanding of the mechanism by which active sites are formed under the action of Oso.
More specific experiments with molecular biological interventions are in progress to further examine the pathophysiology of DMD and test the long-term efficacy of PDE5I on adult mdx mice.
More specific experiments should be performed for a better understanding of the effect of Sal B on bone healing.
CDC23 may be a mediator of miR-34c effects, but more specific experiments are needed to settle CDC23 as a direct miR-34c target.
In any case, this observation has to be taken as preliminary only, and more specific experiments on the issue are planned using Real-Time PCR approach.
More specific experiments will be necessary to reveal how such small modifications of two to five residues could modify dynactin2's binding to Arp1, dynactin1, and dynactin3.
Mooney and colleagues at the University of Hawaii, Kaneohe, tried for a more specific experiment--one that would directly test the effect on sonar on dolphin hearing.
For instance, a member of E2F/DP family (E2Ff, AT3G01330) was more specific to genotype experiments; whereas a member of C2H2(Zn) family (ID1, AT1G25250) was more typical to tissues.
Based on the results of this experiment, more specific predictions are then made for Experiments 2 and 3, which administered a manual Stroop SOA task to English Chinese bilinguals and Chinese English, respectively, in their L1 and L2.
However, we focused on the general features of the process and a more detailed comparison to specific experiments is out of the purpose of the present work.
This microcapillary contains exactly the volume of tracer one intends to inject, therefore the danger of flooding large brain areas or the risk of tracer leakage to neighbouring nuclei are completely eliminated, and in the same time this design assures that very small and circumscribed areas can be labeled and their connections mapped, thus making the experiments more specific.
