Sentence examples for the second experiment revealed from inspiring English sources
The results of the second experiment revealed that all eight HF RFID antennas in the pig house performed similarly, with symmetry observed in their range of registration.
The second experiment revealed significantly lower growth rates in relatively small crayfish surrounded by large crayfish in a mixed-size unit than in those surrounded by similar-sized small crayfish in a uniform-size unit.
The second experiment revealed that the predatory mite females can smell social familiarity from a distance.
The second experiment revealed strong inbreeding depression in the inbred founded populations, despite the apparent lack thereof in these populations earlier on.
However, the second experiment revealed that both the Km and Vmax values decrease with increasing concentrations of 11 (Table 1 and Supplementary Figure S1).
The second experiment revealed that EB, PPT and the combination of DPN+PPT significantly abrogated preoptic Kiss1 expression at both ages but ARC expression was only reduced by EB.
The first experiment revealed the nature of the injection in the actual GFRP cuff mold; the second explored the effects of varying the size of void spaces and cutting channels in the fibers; the last experiment shows that small deflections of the mold allow the resin to flow freely to channels which distribute resin into the fibers.
The first experiment revealed significantly lower growth rates in crayfish surrounded by neighbors on all sides than in those reared with no neighbors in adjacent compartments, or with neighbors only in compartments on the same level but not above or below them.
FMRI data of the first experiment revealed that alien movements in patient WH were associated with a network of different brain areas.
The curve was however steeper in the first group.> The results of the third experiment revealed that the median junior respondent was inequality averse (Table 3).
The first experiment revealed that the majority of seniors did not trade patients less severely ill (Y) against those who were more severely ill (X).
