Sentence examples for normal experiments from inspiring English sources

Fracturing within volcanic conduits, plumes and pyroclastic density currents (PDCs) was simulated through a series of abrasion (shear) and collision (normal) experiments.

Paradigms that cannot be used with standard cabled EEG systems can now be incorporated into day-to-day research, and normal experiments will become more convenient for the participants.

To evaluate the quality of genotype experiments, we compared genotype calls that were generated using the Affymetrix Gtype 4.0 software between blood and normal experiments.

In the normal experiments, half of the reaction time was usually needed to open the eyes and the other half to reach the target.

Further, given the uniqueness of an individual's HLA type, this example demonstrates how seq2HLA can be used for sample annotation quality control, such as in 'tumor versus normal' experiments where both samples should have the same HLA type.

In a practical sense, microarray laboratories would rarely, if ever, experience humidity in the 98 99% range, so this would not adversely impact the Cy5/Cy3 ratios in normal experiments.

In normal experiment condition, most of these sources are significant and the irrelevant ones have been identified.

Short acquisition time spectra were recorded before and after each normal experiment to check that the samples did not suffer from degradation under the X-ray beam during measurements.

Long irradiation can overheat the sample, dephase the spins because of B1 field inhomogeneity and degrade the signal received by requiring the receiver bandwidth to be broader than that needed for normal experiment.

Alternatively, it might be a pseudo-irreversible antagonist, where very slow dissociation kinetics effectively causes permanent antagonism over the time-course of a normal experiment (Kenakin, 1997).

Since we usually experience sense of agency with sense of ownership, the role of these two types of experiences may not be separated in normal behavioral experiments.