ライフサイエンスコーパス: field experiment

1 rared heating technology in a fully open-air field experiment.

2 43% compared to F. pratensis over a two year field experiment.

3 warming treatments in a semi-arid grassland field experiment.

4 d species (Asclepias spp.) in a phylogenetic field experiment.

5 ded with GLS disease QTLs mapped in the same field experiment.

6 es for seed dormancy and flowering time in a field experiment.

7 nding their research design in a large-scale field experiment.

8 mass with the strongest effects in long-term field experiments.

9 de-offs inherent in large-scale manipulative field experiments.

10 issolved lignin in small-scale laboratory or field experiments.

11 water have been identified in laboratory and field experiments.

12 uring moderate to high river flow during two field experiments.

13 s higher GOM than denuders in laboratory and field experiments.

14 ea virginica was evaluated in two-replicated field experiments.

15 ic aerosols (OA) collected in laboratory and field experiments.

16 ) using solid-state NMR with separated-local-field experiments.

17 ng-term elevation in seven species from four field experiments.

18 POA) of the hypothalamus, we conducted three field experiments.

19 ks of ground-based instruments and dedicated field experiments.

20 OX that is suitable for off-line use and for field experiments.

21 al studies, now bridging to the wild through field experiments.

22 ee different rice cultivars were used in two field experiments.

23 elpful for the interpretation of future near-field experiments.

24 nd related orchids, and used these scents in field experiments.

25 In a follow-up of two randomized field experiments, a brief values affirmation interventi

26 impaired in different signaling pathways in field experiments across the species' native European ra

27 and snowfall events occurred during a 3-year field experiment, allowing us to examine their effects o

28 mus isolated from three soils of a long-term field experiment amended by different quantities of sewa

29 nprofit, this study implements a direct mail field experiment and demonstrates that thank-you gifts r

30 new method, coined "FWHMstep", using a step-field experiment and processing the peak's full width at

31 t lends itself easily to parametrization via field experiments and 2) allowing direct quantification

32 We used a series of paired-field experiments and a literature synthesis to evaluate

33 A combination of field experiments and allozyme studies was used to test

34 We used a combination of field experiments and field surveys to examine the impac

35 oil bacterial community responses in all six-field experiments and found ecosystem-specific and commo

36 come solely from small-scale laboratory and field experiments and modelling studies.

37 Using field experiments and molecular parentage analyses, we s

38 Field experiments and the microbiological investigations

39 of the underlying population dynamics with a field experiment, and apply it to a rocky intertidal com

40 from previous behavioral ecological studies, field experiments, and long-term records of chimpanzee t

41 n has been obtained from laboratory studies, field experiments, and numerical modeling on a variety o

42 We present results of the first field experiments applying MICP to reduce fractured rock

43 om background measurements and a preliminary field experiment are presented.

44 Complementary laboratory and field experiments are important for testing hypotheses r

45 Accordingly, natural field experiments are necessary to assess a "wide" readi

46 Field experiments are notoriously difficult to carry out

47 ervation techniques have been developed, but field experiments are often needed to clarify underlying

48 Longer-term field experiments are slowly accumulating, and they more

49 uces IR images of controlled methane release field experiments as well as reported minimum detection

50 release and retention of actinide tracers in field experiments as well as the transport of actinides

51 om 21 degrees N to 30.5 degrees N and a 2-yr field experiment at 30.5 degrees N, we tested the role o

52 t evolution of uranium bioreduction during a field experiment at a former uranium mill site near Rifl

53 To solve these problems, we conducted two field experiments at Shangzhuang and Quzhou in NCP to te

54 Based on data collected from field experiments at three typical agricultural zones in

55 on trends since 1989 (n = 24 studies), when field experiments became more common and improved method

56 In 2004, we initiated a vast (35-hectare) field experiment by constructing native oyster reefs of

57 Results of a field experiment comparing the fitness of isogenic strai

58 To address this issue, we conducted field experiments comparing bees from commercial and exp

59 Field experiments conclusively demonstrated that exposur

60 nt paper, we report a large-scale randomized field experiment, conducted among Jewish Israelis during

61 Field experiments confirm that the major alleles affect

62 Subsequent field experiments confirm this prediction and thus the d

63 Field experiments confirmed that superheated ice occurs

64 We tested this hypothesis with a field experiment contrasting the performance of Rothschi

65 lenge by conducting a total of 153 site-year field experiments covering the main agro-ecological area

66 Field experiments demonstrate a facultative, farming mut

67 Both laboratory and field experiments demonstrate the potential of field com

68 Laboratory and field experiments demonstrated that honeydew elevated co

69 Field experiments demonstrated that ovipositing Manduca

70 Field experiments demonstrated that the developed solver

71 Here we report a field experiment demonstrating that free-ranging rhesus

72 evidence from four independent microcosm and field experiments demonstrating that CO(2) enhancement o

73 Here, we conducted field experiments demonstrating that numerous macroalgae

74 We evaluate the results of a field experiment designed to measure the effect of promp

75 llfrog aggressive responses were tested in a field experiment designed to test the assumptions of a d

76 d collaboration of the Red Cross, Study 1, a field experiment, directly assessed the effectiveness of

77 article, we review the history of the use of field experiments, discuss some of the reasons for their

78 Using the separated local-field experiment DROSS, we resolved (13)C-(1)H residual

79 mperature reduces up to 4.3 degrees C in the field experiment during a typical summer day, indicating

80 Field experiments during late winter on Picea abies grow

81 In field experiments, elephants inflicted severe damage on

82 Soils originated from a replicated field experiment evaluating different four-year rotation

83 One such field experiment exists, and it supports the hypothesis

84 how the Hawthorne effect emerges in a large field experiment focused on residential consumers' elect

85 a replicated long-term terrestrial mesocosm field experiment following a single low dose of silver n

86 be generalized to the other separated local field experiments for solid-state NMR spectroscopy.

87 environmental conditions as measured in each field experiment; frequencies of temperature scenarios i

88 In a field experiment, generalist herbivores consumed 64% mor

89 In a field experiment genetically marked isolates of C. soror

90 This remarkable field experiment has both validated theoretical models o

91 We examine in a natural field experiment how computer repair shops take advantag

92 Experience with field experiments, however, has revealed significant lim

93 Using a placebo-controlled field experiment, I randomize the presence of poverty-st

94 y this principle by: (i) providing data from field experiments, (ii) carrying out evolutionary simula

95 sea-level rise, we conducted a manipulative field experiment in a subtropical plant community in the

96 years of continuous 5 degrees C-warming in a field experiment in a temperate forest.

97 A field experiment in an open-coast, upwelling ecosystem s

98 Here we present results of a grassland field experiment in Minnesota, USA, that tests the hypot

99 We conducted a multi-year field experiment in Moorea, French Polynesia to estimate

100 ariable precipitation regimes in a long-term field experiment in native tallgrass prairie.

101 udy, the same five species were studied in a field experiment in the understory of a tropical forest,

102 We conducted a three-year field experiment in which each of these lighting strateg

103 6 degrees C) in the Peruvian Andes through a field experiment in which several traditionally grown va

104 human participants performing a split visual field experiment in which they process lexical stimuli.

105 A field experiment in which we altered the level of turbul

106 mers in 2008-2012 and then conducting 6 rice field experiments in 2008-2013 with large demonstration

107 on feeding and travelling with six years of field experiments in a wild chimpanzee community.

108 Here we combine field experiments in Africa with modeling of avian color

109 s richness increased biomass accumulation in field experiments in both short (2-month) and long (3-ye

110 -chewing beetles on perennial host plants in field experiments in Colorado to quantify the relative s

111 aize (Zea mays L.) plants; (2) performing 29 field experiments in contrasting conditions across Europ

112 ength, and yield were measured by replicated field experiments in five diverse environments and analy

113 wing the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana in field experiments in four sites across the species' nati

114 Successful field experiments in the Baltic Sea accomplished over a

115 Here, we advocate for manipulative field experiments in the native ranges of plant species

116 that captures the main features of data from field experiments in which the rate of returning forager

117 We conducted manipulative field experiments in which we temporarily removed single

118 Recent restoration successes and field experiments indicate that high-relief reefs persis

119 A meta-analysis of 42 field experiments indicates that nontarget invertebrates

120 In the field experiment, infection with S. solidus affected the

121 ddress this gap, we conducted a longitudinal field experiment investigating the effect of peer mentor

122 We conducted a manipulative field experiment investigating use of conspecific locati

123 is paper reports the results of a randomized field experiment involving registered voters in the city

124 lidity of the study, we conducted lab-in-the-field experiments involving 1,543 Ugandan farmers from 5

125 We conducted lab-in-the-field experiments involving 2,597 members of producer or

126 Coordinated field experiments involving both atmospheric and marine

127 rate that a laboratory-frame separated-local-field experiment is capable of overcoming these difficul

128 oil carbon stocks by assembling data from 49 field experiments located across North America, Europe a

129 In a field experiment manipulating light, nutrients, and food

130 e development of the CF-MIMS (conception for field experiments, membrane choices, ionization) and an

131 A field experiment (N = 113,047 participants) manipulated

132 In a subsequent field experiment (n = 3,000), we tested the causality of

133 This intervention is tested in a large-scale field experiment (n = 770,946) in which people are encou

134 With a randomized field experiment of 587 first-graders, we tested an educ

135 e perform a meta-analysis of every available field experiment of hiring discrimination against Africa

136 A long term field experiment of OSR grown in a range of rotations wi

137 e narrow this gap by means of a pan-European field experiment on a fundamental ecosystem process--lea

138 A large-scale field experiment on in situ thin-layer capping was carri

139 endence in a 2-h laboratory experiment and a field experiment on National Basketball Association (NBA

140 We report on a natural field experiment on quantity discounts involving more th

141 l behavior, and we give special attention to field experiments on election participation, environment

142 We performed laboratory and field experiments on MeHg accumulation under varying tem

143 Moreover, in field experiments, other ancillary variables (salinity,

144 perimental approaches-particularly long-term field experiments--over a variety of ecological communit

145 We conclude that mesocosm and small-scale field experiments, particularly those conducted with nat

146 Field experiments performed in sediments where strain CJ

147 During a one-month field experiment piezometric pressure heads, temperature

148 In field experiment, plant height, ear length, ear weight/p

149 's effectiveness, we conducted a large-scale field experiment (prepost design) in which we sampled pa

150 A 2-year follow-up of a randomized field experiment previously reported in Science is prese

151 Data from in situ field experiments provide evidence that previous modelin

152 Field experiments provide rigorous tests of ecological h

153 A field experiment provides causal evidence that working a

154 Field experiments quantified effects of metal-oxide cont

155 A field experiment randomly assigned microfinance clients

156 In field experiments, recipient plants were pollinated with

157 past two decades, including new designs for field experiments, repeat field observations and remote-

158 of an exotic thistle, Cirsium vulgare, in a field experiment replicated across eight sites in easter

159 A field experiment replicated at four sites demonstrated t

160 In a field experiment replicated at two sites, we show that a

161 In a field experiment replicated in 114 fields across Europe,

162 rent common garden and reciprocal transplant field experiments revealed consistently strong positive

163 Field experiments revealed that in protected salt marshe

164 Furthermore, these field experiments show that maladaptation in T. cristina

165 Our field experiments show that observation of cuckoo (Cucul

166 Results from three field experiments show that often, when granted the oppo

167 Our field experiments show that the ants continuously modify

168 Two-dimensional separated-local-field experiments show that the tilt angle of the peptid

169 A manipulative field experiment showed that this E. maculata subsidy ne

170 Laboratory and field experiments showed that although the per-capita co

171 Laboratory and field experiments showed that both parasites accelerated

172 First, our field experiments showed that the mean number of species

173 The field experiments showed that the SeCspA transgenic whea

174 Here we provide evidence from a 15N-tracer field experiment showing that plant species in a nitroge

175 rajectories at relatively high velocities; a field experiment shows that falling ants use visual cues

176 An elegant field experiment shows that some Costa Rican forest bird

177 In a 2-year field experiment, simulated warming increased spring soi

178 Here we report the results of a 3-year field experiment simulating overfishing and nutrient pol

179 During this long-term field experiment, sorption rates and concentrations of P

180 The results of a field experiment suggest that the greater predation pres

181 as the primary agent of this phenomenon, our field experiments suggest that multiple agents acting at

182 actionations in zinc uptake by paddy rice in field experiments, supporting the possible involvement o

183 produced the patterns of stem inclination in field experiments, supporting the proposition of self-or

184 Finally, a randomized field experiment tested a brief, online intervention to

185 Two laboratory and two randomized field experiments tested a psychological intervention de

186 Two randomized field experiments tested a social-psychological interven

187 Berkowitz et al. described a randomized field experiment testing whether a math app designed to

188 this high biodiversity, there have been few field experiments testing between these theories.

189 Isolated laboratory and field experiments testing global change hypotheses have

190 We ran two randomized controlled field experiments testing the causal effects of directly

191 Here, we present the results of a field experiment that compared the performance of chimpa

192 ed doubled haploid lines of wheat grown in a field experiment that experienced terminal drought stres

193 del USEtox 2.0 to data from a long-term Iowa field experiment that included three crop rotation syste

194 This study presents results from a pilot field experiment that tests predictions of competitive m

195 iver prawns in a before-after-control-impact field experiment that tracked parasitism in snails and p

196 Here, we show in a whole-island field experiment that without seaweed two predators--liz

197 Field experiments that measure natural selection in resp

198 In three field experiments that reached over 3.5 million individu

199 both controlled laboratory conditions and in field experiments that represent the less controlled con

200 However, unbiased manipulative field experiments that rigorously test the effects of in

201 ed biomass yields in both the greenhouse and field experiments, the impact on the allocation of nitro

202 We conduct a field experiment to assess the influence of warming and

203 We conducted an eight-year field experiment to compare the effects of daytime and n

204 the longest-running biodiversity-functioning field experiment to date to test how species diversity a

205 Here we use robotic females in a field experiment to demonstrate that male satin bowerbir

206 This is the first field experiment to demonstrate that this modified ISCO

207 Here we report a large-scale field experiment to disentangle the effects of genotype,

208 Therefore, we conducted a large multispecies field experiment to disentangle the relative importance

209 We analyzed a natural field experiment to examine how workplace safety inspect

210 We conducted a field experiment to examine litter mixing effects in a P

211 In this study, we set up a field experiment to explore the range of effects that cy

212 e we use data from a large-scale, randomized field experiment to help resolve these apparent differen

213 d's longest running biodiversity-functioning field experiment to investigate how local species richne

214 Here we use a split-brood, counterbalanced, field experiment to investigate the effect of repeated b

215 Here we report the use of a community field experiment to investigate the effects of vegetatio

216 Here, we conducted a field experiment to quantify the effects of competition

217 sotope enriched mercury (Hg) in a controlled field experiment to quantify the uptake of Hg from inges

218 Sato et al. () use a large-scale field experiment to show that changes in the timing of a

219 We conducted a three-year field experiment to study the responses of corn physiolo

220 communities, and carried out a standardized field experiment to test systematically for the presence

221 n the northern Great Plains, we used a large field experiment to test the effects of elevated CO2, wa

222 We created a field experiment to test whether the Allee effect affect

223 We conducted two field experiments to (1) evaluate the effects of shading

224 Here we use manipulative field experiments to address whether host trees (Ficus r

225 We use large field experiments to assess the effects of neonicotinoid

226 re, we combine 8 y of observational data and field experiments to assess the relative importance of m

227 lysis, spatial comparisons, and mesocosm and field experiments to demonstrate that sea otters (Enhydr

228 We conducted field experiments to examine the effect of traffic noise

229 Here, we use laboratory and field experiments to explore the sensitivity of time-lap

230 These transgenics would be well suited for field experiments to investigate indirect ecological eff

231 of behavioural observations and manipulative field experiments to investigate potential TMIIs resulti

232 ural populations, quantitative genetics, and field experiments to show that genetic variation in the

233 Here we use results from long-term grassland field experiments to test for direct effects of chronic

234 ors to two species of Schiedea and conducted field experiments to test pollinator effectiveness.

235 ong-term EID monitoring programs, and design field experiments to test underlying mechanisms of zoono

236 We conducted field experiments to test whether capuchins adapt their

237 Here we use fully reciprocal shade-house and field experiments to test whether the performance of con

238 Spring barley was grown in a field experiment under moderately elevated soil temperat

239 A past adjacent B100-field experiment under natural attenuation was conducted

240 In a phylogenetic field experiment using 16 species of Viburnum, we show t

241 We combined a field experiment using 32 native plant species with a mo

242 in a Mojave Desert ecosystem during a 2-year field experiment using minirhizotron measurements.

243 Growth chamber and field experiments using an unstratified population of 95

244 With field experiments using predator decoys of the black gro

245 ess on biomass accumulation in mesocosms and field experiments using the same pool of species.

246 However, field experiments usually do not consider early life sta

247 A field experiment was conducted for 4 years (2013-2016) t

248 A 3.5-year field experiment was conducted in a subtropical degraded

249 ulching types in the Loess Plateau, a 7-year field experiment was conducted in the Changwu region of

250 A field experiment was conducted to assess the impact of c

251 A field experiment was conducted to quantify pollen mediat

252 A series of field experiments was carried out in The Gambia to asses

253 tinuously measured temperature data from the field experiment we modelled in situ bacterial growth.

254 In a field experiment we tested the direct and indirect effec

255 In a release and recapture field experiment we transplanted stick insects to native

256 Using long-term observational data and a field experiment, we examine patterns among interannual

257 During a four-year field experiment, we investigated the functional gene co

258 uction is cooperative, and in a manipulative field experiment, we observed persistent high relatednes

259 ning genome analyses with a highly selective field experiment, we provide evidence for adaptive trait

260 years after tree seedlings were planted in a field experiment, we revisited the site and tested how t

261 Using a field experiment, we show that bird activity is similar

262 Using an alarm-call-based field experiment, we show that chimpanzees were more lik

263 Using a manipulative field experiment, we show that increasing genotypic dive

264 Here, using a field experiment, we show that predicted apparent compet

265 sensitivity parameters based on manipulative field experiments, we find a significant suppression of

266 Using laboratory and field experiments, we find that signing before-rather th

267 In these high-field experiments, we find that the decoherence time var

268 Using field experiments, we investigated both ecological and e

269 Using common-garden field experiments, we quantified the strength of reinfor

270 the use of multidimensional separated-local-field experiments, we report the backbone and side chain

271 both laboratory flume studies and controlled field experiments, we show that common salt marsh plants

272 and wild dogs) with a series of manipulative field experiments, we showed that herbivores' risk-avoid

273 In the present field experiments, we used a modified version of the ele

274 ia in the rhizosphere and bulk soil from the field experiment were profiled using terminal restrictio

275 ic traits that had been assessed in the same field experiment were used.

276 Field experiments were conducted at the University of Ne

277 Field experiments were conducted during April and May of

278 Field experiments were conducted in a concentric design

279 Two field experiments were conducted over three growing seas

280 Field experiments were conducted to test ideas for fossi

281 Field experiments were conducted with a point-of-use fil

282 s many prey were consumed by the predator in field experiments when motorboats were passing.

283 s biotransformation process was confirmed in field experiments where trace amounts of selenocyanate (

284 Here, we present results from a 6-y field experiment, where we applied sequences of wet and

285 to those of degraded oil observed in lab and field experiments, which suggest that oil-related fluore

286 In a randomized field experiment with 1540 children (average age 4.9 yea

287 In a field experiment with 40,000 potential donors, we compar

288 A preliminary field experiment with a natural phytoplankton community

289 In a randomized field experiment with high school students, we found tha

290 or a negative control antigen in a repeated field experiment with paired experimental and control gr

291 nvestigate these competing explanations in a field experiment with real-life interactions among stran

292 A field experiment with seven precipitation treatments (i.

293 Here we report the results of a field experiment with the model plant Arabidopsis thalia

294 -use efficiency (RUE) of NPP, we conducted a field experiment with warming (+3 degrees C), altered pr

295 nt changes in C storage, we have conducted a field experiment with warming (+3 degrees C), altered pr

296 rdy for their ability to survive in all nine field experiments with a mean survival rate of 0.57, ran

297 n alarm calls using a combination of lab and field experiments with great tits (Parus major), a songb

298 and available soil nitrogen (N) by combining field experiments with laboratory manipulations from sit

299 Furthermore, field experiments with ladybird models created with rega

300 In field experiments with natural Hv and Hs populations, 10