Sentence examples for of experimental measures from inspiring English sources
Rather, an important driver is major central banks' pursuit of experimental measures in order to compensate for policy inadequacies and political dysfunction elsewhere.
Male university students with a history of diagnosed dyslexia were compared to age-matched normal readers on a variety of experimental measures while event-related potentials and reaction time data were collected.
Top-right: hardening-rate vs RSS; Hardening rate of experimental measures are obtained by fitting a 6th-order polynomial to stress-strain curve.
The striking differences between the experimental data in incipient and deep stall conditions make the level of uncertainty of this kind of experimental measures clearly understandable.
We define a sensitivity measure S i for the estimate of as (1) (2) where is the optimal value of the error function (for values listed in Table 5) and is the error with set to a 90% or 110% of its optimal value, M is the number of reactions, and N j is the number of experimental measures for each reaction.
The authors should provide a genome-wide examination of readthrough using some sort of experimental measure.
This hypothesis was sustained by carbon balance measurements based on experimental measures of CO2 [ 28].
Accordingly, we examined the support of the reference sets according to experimental measures independent of somatic mutations, including tumour mRNA expression and functional genetic screening by gene knockout or knockdown.
None of the experimental measures in the controls differed significantly between the three survival times (ANOVA, P > 0.05), so to meet obligations to minimize animal numbers we pooled them for subsequent analyses.
The consistency of a particular pair of parameter values with each of the two experimental measures can be combined by finding the intersection of the two parameter regions.
We therefore began by directly comparing the performance of our model with experimental measures of calcium influx, buffering, and extrusion in simulations of the fluorescence of OGB1 (100 µM) following an action potential (Fig. 3).
