Sentence examples for provided to the experiments from inspiring English sources
More, heavier and more complex experiments can now be accommodated, the sensors have been upgraded, power can be provided to the experiments and experiment data can be recorded.
We compare the models developed by the subjects and we found differences, we simulated it in the yakindu tool to analyzed if it behaves as we specified in the requirements specification provided to the subjects in the experiment.
We first verified that the exogenous substrates provided to the heart in perfusion experiments were within the physiological range detected in WT and MED13cTg mouse serum.
Watching the introductory films lead to more download activity and actual studying of the lectures provided to prepare the experiments and furthermore lead to slightly better testing results.
Doxycycline was provided to mice throughout the experiment.
Finally, the experiments are provided to confirm the stability analysis and validate the effective damping scheme developed in this paper.
The recently published Minimum Information About a Simulation Experiment (MIASE) proposes a minimal set of information that should be provided to allow the reproduction of simulation experiments among users and software tools.
The authors would like to thank David Gentien, Cécile Reyes, Jean Philippe Meyniel, Guillem Riguaill and Sergio Roman-Roman for their help provided to Vanessa Benhamo with the SNP6.0 experiments at the Institut Curie Translational Research Department.
Numerical tests simulating the experimental process are carried out using the extended finite element method (XFEM) to explore complementary explanations and provide proofs to the experiments.
Critical to any metagenomic study is the extent and quality of the associated metadata, as this provides context to the experiments and allows meaningful comparisons to be made between studies.
While information about the expert's professional background and his decision strategy were provided prior to the experiment in order to create a basic level of trust towards the expert, the quality of such information is not comparable to actual interactions with the expert.
