Sentence examples for refers to experiment from inspiring English sources

aCement:Brine refers to experiment GBCO2_1 and bCement:Brine refers to experiment GBCO2_2.

The World Health Organization now refers to experiments like these, that are meant to be beneficial but could also cause significant harm, as "dual-use research of concern," or DURC.

The concept of the equality of distances (and angles) refers to experiments involving coincidences; the same remarks apply to the theorems on congruence.

"BCL_D" refers to experiments in which instead of fragments containing multiple torsion angles, statistics on single dihedral angles were used for sampling conformations.

The label "coat" refers to experiments using mineral sorbent pre-coated with HA, while "Co-sorp" refers to the co-sorption experiments, where aqueous Fe(II) and HA or FA were introduced simultaneously.

The latter refers to experiments where for instance plants from a dry and from a wet meadow are planted both to dry and wet experimental environments.

In this paper, some results are presented referring to experiment and simulation on the characterization of the ITZ microstructure in ternary blended cement based composites.

Olfactory associative conditioning was then performed (for specific methods, refer to experiment 1).

I assume that this does not refer to experiment 1, as the authors state "the relatively large hydrophone spacing in this experiment… prevented us from drawing strong conclusions about the exact extent of beam widening".

"We have no problem with adult stem-cell research, as such," Mr. Doerflinger said, referring to experiments in deriving stem cells from the blood of an umbilical cord, placenta and other human tissue, but not from embryos.

He referred to experiments by the German psychologist Wilhelm Wundt that showed that the longest group of arbitrary sounds that a person could identify without error lasted about six seconds.