Sentence examples for release trials from inspiring English sources
The average deviations in retrieval of source locations are observed relatively large in two release trials in comparison to three and four release trials.
Under this framework, testing should move from the lab to natural environments in confined conditions before open release trials.
Strains of the bacterium Wolbachia, deliberately introduced into Aedes aegyptimosquitoes, have been shown to be able to spread to high frequencies in mosquito populations in release trials, and mosquitoes infected with these strains show markedly reduced vector competence.
Electromyographic activities (EMG) of tibialis anterior and soleus muscles were monitored throughout the experiment including the passive (i.e. 0%MVC) release trials.
Since two passive release trials were conducted at each release distance, each torque signal from active trials underwent two independent data corrections and analyses, the results of which were averaged for subsequent analysis.
Field release trials showed a significant interaction effect between acclimation temperature and field temperature (Table 2, Fig. 3A).
The new bill does allow for a mechanism under which the secretary of the Health and Human Services Department could release trial data about unapproved products if a public health issue exists, but such moves would be argued case by case.
Previous to 2013 the benefits were unclear as the manufacturer (Roche) refused to release trial data for independent analysis.
However, to account for differences among releases, we repeated analyses adjusting for control 25°C moth recapture in each release trial.
Funding to pay the Open Access publication charges for this article was provided by a research grant for the market release trial (Micardia Corp., CA, USA).
We waited several days (typically 4 5× longer than time to starve or desiccate to death in CM) at the end of a release trial before undertaking another trial to ensure that moths caught in different releases were temporally independent.
