Sentence examples for the experimental interest from inspiring English sources
The child was not informed of the experimental interest in hand preference.
In parallel, our phalloidin staining and TEM observations highlight the structural complexity of ctenophore musculature and emphasize the experimental interest of the ctenophore tentacle root, in which myogenesis is spatially ordered and strikingly similar to striated muscle formation in vertebrates.
Was the intention to "save a life or to serve the experimental interests of the surgeon?" a scholar on Jewish ethics asked at a 1985 symposium of religious figures and doctors in Louisville, Ky.
Several application examples demonstrate that this Clebsch Gordan expansion gives easy and direct access to many of the parameters of experimental interest, including coherence order changes (isolated in the Clebsch Gordan coefficients), and rotation angle (isolated in the Gegenbauer polynomials).
The physiological adaptations associated with the transition from the fed to the fasted state have been the focus of considerable experimental interest [12].
These findings and our observation that monocytes produce paracrine growth factors may have been the basis for the recent clinical and experimental interest in adult bone marrow derived stem cells (which share markers with monocytes and EPCs) for the regeneration of arterial tissue.
The input in the previous versions of programs was the mathematical quantity nonlinearity for dimensionless form of Gross Pitaevskii equation, whereas in the present programs the inputs are quantities of experimental interest, such as, number of atoms, scattering length, oscillator length for the trap, etc.
An additional result that may have experimental interest is the detection of a general simplification of the ubiquitin ligase set of proteins in a model species such as C. elegans.
The range of Spallanzani's experimental interest expanded.
One additional area of experimental interest is the use of binary toxin as an intracellular toxin delivery system to dissect aspects of cell function.
If the results are finite time, are they relativized in the sense of saying that they only hold for some coarse partitionings of the system rather than to those of experimental interest?
