Sentence examples for In recapitulating from inspiring English sources

In recapitulating the spirit of the 1930s, "Gabriel's Guide" opens dialogues with folk music, both past and present.

For many critics, Auerbach, in recapitulating Western literature from Homer to Woolf, wasn't just shaking his fist at the forces that drove him into exile; he was, in effect, building the very thing that the Nazis wished to tear down.

But Ms. Shane and Ms. Wilson are less interested in recapitulating political debates than in understanding how the doctors approach work that would be emotionally difficult and ethically challenging even without the incessant controversy.

Limitations, including the challenges in recapitulating neurocircuits and non-cell autonomous phenotypes are discussed.

These current scaffolds have shown limited success in recapitulating morphological and functional aspects of the native disc tissue.

The severely reduced brain size observed in patients with Aspm mutations has been proven to have difficulty in recapitulating in animal models (Pulvers et al., 2010).

We therefore hypothesized that canonical Wnt signaling is aberrantly activated in IPF, recapitulating developmentally active programs in this chronic disease.

One of them was former acting director Michael Morell, a frequent television guest, who would publish a memoir in May 2015 recapitulating much of the standard CIA line.

For these reasons, we confirmed our results in a recapitulated in vitro system.

Thus, the effects of Rab25 on cellular metabolism in vitro are recapitulated in ovarian cancer in the patient.

Importantly, the CR-associated SIRT1 increases observed in animals can be recapitulated in in vitro models of CR.