"standard experimental procedures" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the established or commonly accepted methods and steps used in conducting experiments. You can use this phrase in any writing that discusses experiments or scientific research, such as laboratory reports, research papers, or scientific articles. Example: "The study followed standard experimental procedures to ensure accuracy and reproducibility of the results."
It is worth adding that although this appeal to combinations of interventions may seem artificial, it maps on to standard experimental procedures in an intuitive way.
On the whole, the inherently exploratory nature of the investigation framework introduced by this paper differs from the standard experimental procedures that rely on an a priori defined hypothesis to design a paradigm that addresses a specific cognitive process.
More studies need to be performed with standard experimental procedures using the same inbred mouse strains to identify true genetic control of susceptibility and resistance to the stimulus.
High-quality genotyping was performed by commercial company specialized in Affymetrix SNP array genotyping following standard experimental procedures from the manufacturer.
However, such medicinal plants have not gained clinical importance as botanicals due to the lack of systematic and scientific evidence presented through the suitable standard experimental procedures.
The expression of VEGF and IL-8 in D-12 cells was studied by Western blotting using standard experimental procedures (Rofstad and Halsør, 2000).
Measurement of cDNA concentration, which allows standardizing it across various samples, is not a part of the standard experimental procedure for eukaryotic cells, due to the presence of other nucleic acid species that affect the spectrophotometric measurement, whose removal requires additional cDNA purification.
The standard experimental procedure for a test of a drug's effects, for example, demands a "double-blind" trial; that is, one where neither the researcher nor the subject knows whether a given pill contains a placebo or a drug.
Test results show that, with the same cost, the fit uncertainty is reduced by about 50% by using the D-optimal 8-position experimental procedure, compared to using a defacto standard experimental procedure in ANSI/IEEE Std 813 1988.
The existence of a substantial number of known mutations and gold-standard experimental procedures, including biochemical and transmitochondrial-cybrid evidence, were important in developing these scoring systems.
The identification of the imaged molecule (e.g. lipid) was accomplished by MALDI tandem mass spectrometry where fragmentation patterns were compared to those of SM standards (see experimental procedures).
