"targeted experiments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to experiments that are specifically aimed at achieving a particular outcome or result. For example, "This research team is running several targeted experiments to investigate the effects of climate change on the local ecosystem."
Therefore, future analyses are likely to involve the use of wide-targeted approaches in which several targeted experiments are combined when target compounds are available.
The precise recovery capacity remains an open question that requires targeted experiments.
Linda Schadler, now dean of the College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences at the University of Vermont, will conduct targeted experiments to fill gaps in the literature to help the machine learning algorithms operate more efficiently.
Blake (2016), and Blake et al. (2016 and 2017a) conducted targeted experiments under controlled laboratory conditions to investigate the most frequent surface transportation impact types identified from post-eruption assessments: skid resistance reduction, visibility impairment and road marking coverage (see Additional file 1 for key findings summary).
Moreover, an in silico approach can suggest targeted experiments and then minimize the number of needed experiments [ 34].
As a consequence, it has been hard to design targeted experiments aiming to dissect the role of specific binding interactions in the regulation of checkpoint proteins.
R.J. provided reagent and infrastructure support for targeting experiments.
For in vivo PIM targeting, experiments were performed at INRA GABI (Jouy en Josas, France).
Genetic analyses and gene targeting experiments in zebrafish offer a novel approach to dissect such interactions at a molecular level.
Magnetic targeting experiments were conducted as method described previously with minor modification [40].
Gene targeting experiments in mice demonstrate that WRP anchoring to WAVE-1 is a homeostatic mechanism that contributes to neuronal development and the fidelity of synaptic connectivity.
