Attempting to live with no private property and all goods in common (which may even include sexual partners) has been a recurring utopian experiment.
Finally, the meaning of the latent variables remains sometimes obscure, and — in economic applications — results from certain structural equation models have been found to fail to recur in experiments [ 57].
The recurring theme in these experiments that forced chromatin relaxation could bypass the requirement for histone acetylation, suggests that promoting chromatin accessibility was likely to be one of the principle role of histone acetylation in DSB repair.
It's not rational, in strict economic terms, but it recurs repeatedly in experiments, and it's easy to see the argument that it helps bind societies together.
Thought Bubbles experiments with a recurring theme in Harvey & John's work, the Bernoulli Principle.
SimpliFlying, a global aviation strategy firm of about 10 people, decided to experiment with making recurring, scheduled vacations mandatory.
The tumour sequencing project (TSP), a large-scale exon-directed sequencing experiment to classify recurring somatic mutations in lung adenocarcinoma, found that 7% of 188 lung adenocarcinoma patients analysed harboured mutations in ATM [ 218].
The framework helps make significant inferences by reducing the effects of independent noises in different experiments and by identifying recurring regulatory relationships under various biological conditions.
Definitions were created by examining the definitions generated by participants in Experiment 1B and noting recurring themes in the definitions (e.g., several participants indicated that eevie was a small electronic device of some sort).
From a successful selection experiment one expects several recurring clones.
The noteworthy trends and one significant result from experiment 1 did not recur in the second experiment.
