While high-throughput technologies by their nature are a rapid tool to derive meaning from multifaceted systems and, in recent years, the biomaterial community is beginning to take advantage of these technologies, the key observation in this Leading Opinion Paper is that the biomaterials community has been slow to accept these methods as an addition to their traditional experimentation workflow.
Traditional experimentation in animal model systems such as the worm Caenorhabditis elegans and the fly Drosophila melanogaster often results in complex molecular and phenotypic outcomes.
Finally, and perhaps most importantly, the findings presented here demonstrate that statistical/machine learning analyses of epigenomic data can identify interpretable, biologically meaningful properties of histone modifications, which have been difficult to study by traditional genetic experimentation.
During the last decade, technology developments as well as new legislation, ethical considerations and concerns about the reliability and relevance of traditional animal experimentation for toxicity testing, have led to the expansion of the field of toxicogenomics (Hartung, 2009; Sycheva, et al., 2013).
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Moreover, modern technology platforms for the rapid, automated (high-throughput) generation of biological data have allowed for an extension from traditional hypothesis-driven experimentation to data-driven analysis, by which computational experiments can be performed on genome-wide databases of unprecedented scale.
Moreover, modern technology platforms for the rapid, automated (high-throughput) generation of biological data have allowed for an extension from traditional hypothesis-driven experimentation to data-driven analysis, by which computational experiments can be performed on genomewide databases of unprecedented scale.
Isaac Kumer's story takes him back and forth between these cities, and all that they represent: past and present, orthodoxy and Zionism, traditional marriage and sexual experimentation.
A second study compared the Smallab approach with traditional hands-on lab experimentation, with the group that used mixed-reality again showing greater retention and mastery.
It is clear that not all students view their acquisition of new computer-based skills as "learning laboratory techniques," presumably because they associate laboratory techniques with traditional bench or field experimentation.
Even in traditional science classes, research and experimentation drives the curriculum.
