Sentence examples for using different experimental approaches from inspiring English sources
Association constants of particular K+/FAT-n complexes were determined using different experimental approaches.
Using different experimental approaches that traditionally have been unique to a particular discipline allows problems to be addressed in ways that never have been considered previously.
However, using different experimental approaches to manipulate cell cell contact, investigators have observed both inhibition and stimulation of proliferation depending on the adhesive context.
The main features of the thermoassociating properties of the copolymers in aqueous solutions are described using different experimental approaches: rheology, calorimetry, NMR spectroscopy and neutron scattering.
It is clear that comparison of the increasing number of rice root-specific transcriptome data sets obtained using different experimental approaches will allow the identification of new important genes involved in root development in rice.
The above data has evidently been collected using different experimental approaches to accelerated degradation and it is likely that there are systematic differences in the methods of DP and pH determination.
Given that we used different experimental approaches, it is conceivable that the results from two studies might not completely overlap.
Importantly, all of the groups agreed on the same polypeptide sequence even though they used different experimental approaches to identify the β-secretase, lending strong support for the conclusion that the authentic β-secretase had been cloned.
The main focus of this special issue is to bring together studies that used different experimental approaches in vivo or in vitro to dissect the dynamic changes taking place in specific immune cell populations, their cross talk with other cell types within the muscle milieu, and their contribution to normal versus pathological muscle repair.
On the other hand, there is an impressive number of studies available concerning the effects of dietary sugars, using different experimental paradigms, with different approaches, animal models, oral intake doses, in the form of sugar solutions or added in the diet, or peripheral or central administrations.
Figure 2 shows the running time comparison of TEAM and the brute force approach using different experimental settings.
