Sentence examples for technical experimental from inspiring English sources

Authors Acknowledge the Zahedan Ariashimi Co, Iran University of Medical Science for providing the technical, experimental materials, synthesis of nanoparticle and analysis of samples.

This chapter presents support for this view by describing recent advances in the understanding of antiviral defense responses against one group of mycoviruses for which many of the technical experimental challenges have been overcome, the hypoviruses responsible for hypovirulence of the chestnut blight fungus Cryphonectria parasitica.

Darnell's very personal style makes this book enjoyable, despite the highly technical experimental details in some of the chapters.

It was also proposed that technical (experimental) problems, including the variety of experimental systems used, may also account for these discrepancies [ 1- 3].

Although this method might not be the utmost technical experimental design, it was our aim to show interaction of the carbohydrate portion of AsGM1 with sialic acid residues on intact cells, displaying their specific features and properties, and thus maintaining their phenotypes as previously published [ 18– 20].

For 20 years, the American choreographer William Forsythe was director of the Frankfurt Ballet, where he created a series of highly technical, determinedly experimental and undoubtedly demanding works that exhilarated as many dance-goers as they alienated.

This is important in order to determine, ahead of time, technical and experimental parameters relevant to performing properly the analysis.

There are certain technical and experimental challenges using next generation nicotine and tobacco products on these traditional smoking machines.

Technical and experimental design of direct push probes follow often those of established borehole probes.

Some people feel that rapid technical and experimental advances in biomedical science have left behind the consideration of ethical implications of that research.

It is easy to become chained to the bench and so immersed in technical and experimental detail that one loses touch with the big scientific picture.