laboratory experiment

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Although this is a highly speculative picture of the post steepening phase, something like this appears to occur in our laboratoryexperiment (figure 1).
We conducted a laboratoryexperiment to evaluate the role of parasite genetics and infection genetic diversity on the fecundity of mosquitoes carrying malaria parasites.
Furthermore, the laboratoryexperiment showed that the questing height of ticks from a locality covaried with the body size of deer in that locality.
In our laboratoryexperiment the adult did not model or try to elicit pointing, but we recorded spontaneous pointing by the infants during the session.
The accuracy of the estimated results refers to how close the estimation is to the result of a real laboratoryexperiment.
To understand their behavior, the laboratoryexperiment has to be seen not as an isolated situation but in the context of everyday life.
Because the laboratoryexperiment is an artificial, isolated event without the normal situational constraints on behavior, participants are extremely sensitive to cues from the experimenter.
In this respect design could be regarded as similar to a laboratoryexperiment, and the results would be refereed and published in the normal way.
Discussion regarding the justification of the present theory and also the verification of this theory in the laboratoryexperiment is given in this section.
Given the difficulties in simulating the environmental conditions of interstellar space by laboratoryexperiment, quantum chemistry offers an alternative approach to this problem.
Confirmation of the negative effect of the digestive processes of cattle on seed viability was achieved using an in vitro laboratoryexperiment.
This implies that a laboratoryexperiment is meaningful and simulate an in situ experiment provided the laboratory input principal parameters and the in situ principal parameters coincide.
In this paper we describe a laboratoryexperiment to investigate the evolution of an electron beam subject to a magnetic compression of up to a factor of 30.
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