Sentence examples for summary of experiments from inspiring English sources

This type of XML document can be used as a way to give a detailed summary of experiments when exchanging data, compressed with the raw data for example.

This report provides, for the first time, a summary of experiments using SMART™ Freeze Dryer technology during a 9 month testing period.

A system analysis is then presented, with a summary of experiments on variants of basic cryptography scheme, and some general considerations about cryptography codes and robustness.

Table 1 Summary of experiments performed Case Nanoparticles Conditions Objective 1 TiO2 (Particleticoncentrationtion: 50 μg/ml; Three ionic strengths (0.001, 0.01, and 0.1 M) and varying pH (3 11) by adding HCl, NaCl, and NaOH.

In the present review, a brief overview of typical applications employing molecular electrical doping is given, followed by a critical summary of experiments performed to elucidate the microscopic mechanisms involved.

Shown is the summary of experiments conducted to determine the correlation between different domains of p53 and the ability of the different domains of p53 to stimulate senescence –associated (SA) β galatosidase activity (Fig. 2A) are correlative with mitochondrial occupation from electromicrographs of transfected cells (Fig. 2C).

Table 1 Summary of experiment results reported in various papers.

The summary of experiment would be helpful for database users to quickly recognize detailed characteristics of gene signatures and it should document platform, clinicopathological sample characteristics, sample size, data analysis method, and others.

Here, the self-contained context information includes both the summary of experiment that produced the signature and the explicit designation of compared sample groups associated with numerical ranking value.

The context information of a gene signature comes in two types: (i) summary of experiment that produced the gene signature, and (ii) explicit designation of compared sample groups associated with numerical ranking value (for example, fold change in poorly-differentiated samples compared to well-differentiated samples).

Recent summaries of experiments have shown that species richness tends to enhance the production of biomass across a wide range of trophic groups and ecosystems; however, the biomass of diverse polycultures only rarely exceeds that of the single most productive species in a community (a phenomenon called 'transgressive overyielding').