Sentence examples for of reported experiments from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a comprehensive study on pesticide washoff from concrete surfaces, including reviews of reported experiments and existing models, development of a new model, and its application to controlled experimental conditions.

The first book, The Institution, is intended as a treatment of the general nature of things according to Descartes's principles; book two, The History of Nature, illustrates, by means of a great variety of reported experiments and examples, the operation of these first principles in nature.

A modified double lattice (MDL) model with chain length dependence was adopted as a reference thermodynamic framework, and the calculated coexistence curves were fairly close to the phase transition boundary of reported experiments.

We added new data to the results of most of the reported experiments in which we used alternative siRNAs to target eEF1A1: A ) The previous version of the manuscript included two other unrelated siRNAs to target mouse eEF1A1 in the western-blot quantifications.

Although these nanoholes have lower sensitivity to refractive index compared to reported experiments in literatures, a higher sensitivity to biochemical molecules was demonstrated by this device due to the cone shape of the nanoholes.

For all of the reported experiments, the curve of oil recovery normalized by pore volume is plotted against the group (sqrt {frac{{2sigma sqrt {frac{{k_{text{c}} }}{phi }} }}{{(mu_{text{w}} + sqrt {mu_{text{w}} mu_{text{nw}} } )L_{text{c}}^{2} }}}, t^{1/2}) (Figs. 5, 6, 7) and the slope is computed from the straight portion of the resulting curve by linear regression.

Unfortunately, all of the reported experiments assessing the in vivo toxicity of CNTs biomaterials lacked reference materials.

All of the reported experiments used batch 1 material except when evaluating the effect of increased recycled lignin rich material.

JSD and change in Bayes factors denoted as mean ± standard deviation for each of the reported experiments (n = 3).

Providing access to these experimental conditions is crucial in ensuring the reproducibility of the reported experiments (38).

Of all the reported experiments and procedures, the conditions proposed by Casteel et al. [42, 49], who used juvenile swine over a subchronic period of 15 days with 0.5-5 g soil (75 675 μg Pb/kg bw/day) delivered twice per day, appear the best suited for simulating the conditions of ingestion of soil/dust/paint particles by infants/children.