例句與造句

1. More generally in science, the term parameter space is used to describe experimental variables.
2. "' Experimental factor ontology "', also known as "'EFO "', is an experimental variables particularly those used in molecular biology . in resources such as Ensembl, ChEMBL and Expression Atlas.
3. An experimental variable gauge " Gauge Change Train " has also been tested since 1998 as a means to allow through services from high-speed standard-gauge shinkansen lines to narrow-gauge regional lines.
4. For comparisons of the effect of experimental variables ( e . g . initial concentrations ) on rate processes, IMC does not require development and use of chemical or other assay methods.
5. Mere handling and being given an inert injection ( or manipulation ) might have some effect, attributed to the experimental variable, causing effects not seen when the subjects receive nothing at all.
6. It's difficult to find experimental variable in a sentence. 用experimental variable造句挺難的
7. A "'pilot study "'may be run before a major experiment, in order to test out different procedures or determine optimal values of the experimental variables before the researcher moves on to the main experiment.
8. Most cognitive experiments are done in a lab instead of a social setting; this is done mainly to provide maximum control of experimental variables and minimal interference from irrelevant events and other aspects of the situation.
9. Other methods of research case study, interview, opinion polls and naturalistic observation are used by psychologists, these lack the use of well-defined, controlled experimental variables with appropriate randomization and isolation from unwanted variables and are therefore not considered an experiment in its proper sense.
10. Some of these dissociations have been provided by experiments demonstrating that brain-damaged amnesic patients with severe impairments of explicit memory can exhibit intact implicit memory; others come from studies showing that specific experimental variables produce different and even opposite effects on explicit and implicit memory tasks.
11. The study was very much in character for Krueger, who has a knack for spotting what empiricists call " natural experiments, " where chance circumstances usually create the experimental variables . ( In laboratories, in contrast, scientists can control the variables much more precisely . ) Card, for instance, now wants to study what happens when affirmative action is eliminated, as it has been at the University of California.