Sentence examples for unconditioned control from inspiring English sources

A total of 53 single-lap shear specimens are exposed to freeze wet dry, wet dry, and constant cold temperature conditions, 7 of which are unconditioned control specimens.

For a given ISI, 12 unconditioned (control) and 12 conditioned reflexes (test) were delivered randomly.

Modulation was calculated as the difference between the conditioned and unconditioned H reflex and expressed as a percentage of the unconditioned (control) H reflex.

In scratch assays medium conditioned by cocultures (CoCM) significantly accelerated closure of the cell-cleared area as compared to medium conditioned by tumor cells (TuCM), fibroblasts alone (FbCM), or unconditioned control medium (medium) (Fig. 1B,C).

At −6 ms ISI, facilitation at the paretic leg (51% increase compared to the unconditioned control reflex) was significantly greater (P<0.05) than facilitation in the non-paretic leg (24%) and than in the tested leg of the control subject (22%).

We therefore treated control cells (n = 5) with unconditioned control medium prior to injection.

After starvation conditioning, the chemotaxis index (CI) of unconditioned controls and conditioned animals was compared in a quantitative chemotaxis assay [17].

A total of 3 biological replicates were collected for each of the three treatments and unconditioned controls, resulting in 12 samples per Nasonia species.

All assays were conducted in parallel with vehicle, or unconditioned media controls.

We would encourage investigators to set up ACS-based randomized controlled trials with full patient and observer blinding and with unconditioned serum as control in order to provide a final answer to whether this treatment merits registration.

The mash, based on wheat, fishmeal and soybean meal, was subjected to four HT, giving diets: (1) unconditioned mash as control; (2) low-temperature steam conditioning before pelleting (SC-Low); (3) high-temperature steam conditioning before pelleting (SP-High); (4) expander conditioning before pelleting (EXP); and (5) extruder processing (EXT).