Sentence examples for rendering experimental from inspiring English sources

Whether soaked in a dsRNA solution [ 48] or fed with bacteria expressing dsRNA [ 49], C. elegans assimilate dsRNA from their surroundings, often rendering experimental injection unnecessary.

Natural variations between the OC populations generated from different blood donors are well known by bone scientists because they appear as a technical problem rendering experimental reproducibility difficult to achieve when working on human material.

Limiting the number of dimensions explored simultaneously can render experimental results ambiguous with regard to the identity of the variable(s) responsible for the behavioral effects of a given manipulation (Fig. 2 and Movies S1,S2).

The large number of genes involved perhaps underlies the failure of attempts to extend the host range of host-restricted Salmonella by transfer of small segments of a broad host-range serovar genome [9] and also renders experimental elucidation of the mechanisms underlying host specificity difficult.

Disease resistance was determined by an average severity rating from 54 120 individual plants for each genotype, therefore rendering low experimental errors than most previous VW resistance studies.

Few cinematic adaptations render experimental writing in such a haunting, visually lush way.

The introduction of adequate de-smearing schemes in the data treatment step is required in order to render the experimental data useful.

The use of natural grasping and food stimuli instead of standardised videos and odorants was decided to render the experimental setting as much as possible realistic and evocative.

Although the high-fructose diet model of NASH is well established [ 10– 122]22], in this study, we used a high-fructose/high-glucose diet to render the experimental diet more similar to the human diet.

ISA-Tab also complements the XML formats used by the PRIDE, ENA, SRA and DRA repositories, and consequently offers a way to render their experimental metadata documents in a more user-friendly format.

Instead of rigorous standardization, we proposed systematic variation of experimental conditions to render populations of experimental animals more heterogeneous, thereby improving the external validity of results across the unavoidable variation among laboratories [32], [34].