Sentence examples for selection of experiment from inspiring English sources
Since pressure difference response is very sensitive to injection rate change in small time interval and background values, a selection of experiment fluid with different mobility ratio should be important.
Metrics such as duplication rate, rRNA abundance, alignment rates, coverage continuity and correlation to reference expression profiles are highly informative during selection of experiment conditions and library construction methods (Levin et al., 2010).
In addition, we implemented a method based on the well-studied criterion of maximum entropy and demonstrated its utility over a random selection of experiment as well as its limitations under varying conditions.
This has motivated the development of a method for the selection of experiments to discriminate among semi-quantitative models of dynamical systems.
At 85% confluence, the cells were harvested using 0.25% trypsin and were subcultured into 75 cm2 flasks, 6-well plates, 24-well plates, or 96-well plates according to the selection of experiments.
Analysis of the performance of PCA and ANNs also lends insight into the localization of useful information within a particular data set, a feature that may be exploited in the selection of experiments for efficient mission design.
Polynomial models were adjusted using an optimal selection of experiments with adjusted r-squared values greater than 90% assuring that these models explained the rejection as a function of the factors (mol equivalents of every ion) with good agreement.
This weekend's program includes a selection of experiments, documentaries and shorts from the 2011 "Sonic Truth" seminar.
To start the optimization process, we sparsely sample the experimental space with a random selection of experiments.
The first realizes the maximum entropy principle to guide the selection of experiments in the context of Boolean networks learning.
The Reproducibility Project: Cancer Biology is aimed to replicate a selection of experiments as faithfully as possible, not necessarily the main conclusions that are drawn from the many experiments in any given paper.
