Sentence examples for replication experiments from inspiring English sources

For the R&C replication experiments, we follow the same pricing scheme as [1], shown in Table 1.

In fact, several of the signees of this letter have made sure that our cells are free of mycoplasma by first testing them before performing replication experiments.

Glass Buttes is also the origin of much obsidian used for lithic replication experiments and to test new techniques for sourcing.

Our synthetic replication experiments and a closer look at the diffraction data and the IR spectra show that Sengupta and Nandi [5, 6] have synthesized chalconatronite and not the basic sodium copper carbonate ① they postulated.

To survey the implication of both protein-coding and long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) in BPD, we then performed RNA sequencing, PCR validation and replication experiments adopting a case-control design.

Although "paleo-forensics" doesn't allow for replication experiments, John Fleagle, an evolutionary biologist at Stony Brook who was not involved in the work, said there may be ways to test Kappelman's hypothesis.

Figure 1 shows results from constructed datasets representing two lanes from an ideal replication experiment ("perfect" in silico replicates affected only by the random sampling effect), and pairs of lanes where one of the two has various amounts of contamination.

An ongoing replication experiment measures correlations across the network during the designated events, and the result from over 345 formal hypothesis tests departs substantially from expectation.

We conducted a replication experiment designed to determine whether handaxe morphology was influenced by raw materials of demonstrably different internal and external properties: flint, basalt, and obsidian.

As the replication experiment showed, the stable features of the synchronization pattern in SZ included the hyper-synchronization across the temporal lobes and adjacent cortical territories and the hypo-synchronization of the EEG from posterior sensors close to the midline.

In a replication experiment, using different participants and scanners, we presented sweat from an additional 40 donors (50% female) to a different group of 16 participants (50% female) undergoing fMRI, increasing power by doubling the number of stimulus presentations.