Sentence examples for variations in experimental from inspiring English sources
Firstly, in many cases transcriptomic and proteomic profiling was carried out in different laboratories, introducing a substantial bias by variations in experimental conditions.
A two-parameter Weibull distribution was used to analyze variations in experimental results in terms of reliability function.
By examining the likelihood of detecting trait-mediated effects under large variations in experimental design, our study demonstrates that trait-mediated effects are likely to have pervasive and powerful influences in nature.
In addition, no variations in experimental parameter d upon exposure to CO2, N2, O2, Ar, water-saturated air and vapours of chloroform, hexane, ethanol, acetone, methane, toluene or formaldehyde are observed.
From this it is possible to make important inferences about the nature of human flavour nutrient learning which firstly suggest that it has important similarities to that seen in other species, but secondly that the laboratory investigations of both FNL-H and FNL-S in humans can be compromised by subtle but important variations in experimental design.
Another point to consider is the wide variations in experimental designs of the cecal ligation and puncture model.
Thus, it is strongly recommended that special care be taken to eliminate variation in experimental parameters and/or selection of ancillary devices such as the preseparator, induction port or throat, to insure good repeatability and reproducibility when testing inhalation drugs.
Table 1 illustrates the variation in experimental results (equal error rate) with the key length and the corresponding tolerance value.
These characteristic distributions provided the opportunity to effectively gate the specific interactions for each cell, despite the inherently large variation in experimental responses.
However, these data sets were generated under well-controlled conditions with relatively little variation in experimental or technical conditions from sample to sample.
This suggests that variation in experimental conditions may also contribute to such variability.
