Certainly, based on experimental purposes and specific features of water, any quantity of fractions can be considered, nevertheless, it should be experimentally grounded in advance.
Plants grown in short day were used at different stages of growth and development depending on experimental purposes.
In accordance with the Finnish Act on Use of Animals for Experimental Purposes (62/2006) and the Finnish Animal Experiment Board's later decision (May 16, 2007), the animal capture technique used is not an animal experiment and requires no ethics license.
Most of the studies undertaken so far don't draw on serious literature but on short snatches of fiction devised especially for experimental purposes.
A maximum power absorber based on this strategy was developed for experimental purposes and the (same) device was applied to three different vibration problems, a string, an acoustic tube and a plate model.
Experiments were authorized by the local bioethical Committee and performed according to the Italian and European Community legislation on the use of animals for experimental purposes.
All procedures involving voles were carried out in accordance with the Act on the Use of Animals for Experimental Purposes established by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Finland.
The National Animal Experiment Board of the County Administrative Board of Southern Finland approved the diagnostic mouse inoculation test (permission number ESLH-2008-06899/Ym-23), which Finnishd Finnish legislation, namely, the Finnish Act on the Use of Animals for Experimental Purposes (62/2006).
The National Animal Experiment Board of the County Administrative Board of Southern Finland approved the sampling of bats, including blood and saliva sampling (permit numbers: Lilley ESLH-YM-2007-01055, KyhESLH-2009-04958/Ym-2358/Ym-23), which Finnishd Finnish legislation, namely the Finnish Act on the Use of Animals for Experimental Purposes (62/2006).
Wood and Shields associated themselves with Moriu's Trousseau Laundry for experimental purposes.
In the fall of 1956 a Brazilian geneticist named Warwick Estevam Kerr, on the faculty of the Univ. of Sao Paulo at Piracicaba, brought some queen bees from Africa to Brazil for experimental purposes.
