Significance of Laboratory Condition
Laboratory Condition refers to controlled experimental settings used across various scientific disciplines. In yoga, it identifies environments for observing physiological changes during yoganidra practice. In science, it encompasses settings for studying biological processes, conducting toxicity and effectiveness tests, and ensuring validity and reliability in results. These controlled environments maintain specific parameters like temperature and feeding, facilitating accurate experimentation, whether in studying the life cycle of organisms or evaluating the effects of pesticides.
Synonyms: Controlled environment, Experimental setting
In Finnish: Laboratoriotila; In Spanish: Condici贸n del laboratorio
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The concept of Laboratory Condition in scientific sources
Laboratory Condition denotes the controlled environment where T. vishnou's life cycle and biological traits were systematically observed and studied, ensuring accurate and reliable experimental outcomes.
From: The Malaysian Journal of Medical Sciences
(1) By understanding their habitat, we could also establish similar laboratory conditions in a more controlled environment, according to the text.[1] (2) These are the controlled environments in which the rats were kept, including temperature and lighting, during the experiment.[2] (3) The controlled environment in which the exercise trials were conducted, including temperature and humidity parameters.[3]