Sentence examples for summarized experiments from inspiring English sources

Such approaches are rare in ecological meta-analyses for at least two reasons: 1) standard software (e.g., MetaWin [67]) cannot analyze factorial designs with multiple predictor variables; 2) meta-analyses are opportunistic and not design-based – because few of the summarized experiments are themselves crossed, the factorial nature of the analyses arises from sampling rather than planning.

At the end of each rotation, the student should expect to give a presentation to the laboratory director and/or prepare a brief report summarizing experiments and results.

Figure 3 summarizes experiments focusing on possible effects of the F1473C mutation on the voltage-dependence of activation and peak current density.

This is an important and timely report, summarizing experiments that certainly will contribute to our understanding of ABP1 function in Arabidopsis.

This review summarizes experiments leading up to this model and then focuses on more recent experiments, primarily from yeast, that begin to suggest how this 'counting' mechanism might work.

To summarize, Experiment 1 showed that when people make individuated finger movements, 2 processes occur in ipsilateral cortical motor regions.

To summarize, experiment with the T24 cell lines-ferulic acid (2 mM) model reveled that FA showed different cytotoxicity on T24 cell line in the 2D and 3D culture systems.

Nevertheless, predictions for flooding gas velocity are mostly empirical or semi-empirical summarized from experiments.

Four bodies of research are summarized: laboratory experiments that manipulate rejection, rejection among adults in everyday life, rejection in childhood, and individual differences that may moderate the relationship.

Belden et al. [15] summarized 207 experiments with mixtures of pesticides explicitly testing CA in aquatic organisms.

The data were summarized across experiments by standardizing the alternation periods as a complete cycle (i.e. from 0 – 360 degrees) and creating an average cross-correlation.