Sentence examples for the experiments cited from inspiring English sources

The interpretation of a scene is typically the result of combining multiple cues to depth and shape [30] (See for review [31]) and the experiments cited above use a wide range of manipulation of depth cues.

By comparing the human serum concentration of selenium in Table 2 with those concentrations described in the experiments cited in Table 4, it is apparent that the concentrations below the physiological range benefitted the cell culture, although high concentrations of selenium compounds potentially negatively affected tumor cells.

Since we do not have the ideal conditions in the experiments cited before [ 9, 11, 22], we will use the earliest data post-inoculation available in the experimental data in Ref. [ 11] to minimize the effect of reproduction and thus obtain the best possible estimation for k1.

These classifications which include 1) clear evidence, 2) some evidence, 3) equivocal evidence, 4) no evidence, and 5) inadequate study—are used to frame the conclusions per sex/species in the experiment cited in each NTP technical report.

But a month before that, NBC ended the experiment, citing fierce opposition.

They argue that cinemas like Regal are wrong to boycott the experiment, citing that the Paranormal Activity movies tend to make most of their money in the first weekend.

Despite the fact that sets of genes in the two experiments cited [ 2, 34] are not identical, 14 genes can be found in both studies.

Off-target effects in RNAi screens may potentially overestimate the effects of single genes [ 50], all of the RNAi experiments cited in this study report designing dsRNA to be specific to single genes and, in some cases, knockdown effects are further validated by a variety of methods.

Even the field experiments cited herein took place in relatively simple (i.e., none or only a few interacting fish species), small, enclosed ecosystems.

Moreover, the evolutionary response to predation in guppies involves changes in an array of behavioral and morphological traits similar to those in harvested species (Reznick et al. 2008) and also like those in the Menidia experiments cited above.

Nevertheless, the photon is not a point-like particle whose trajectory is shaped probabilistically by the electromagnetic field, as conceived by Einstein and others; that hypothesis was also refuted by the photon-correlation experiments cited above.