Sentence examples for Reproduce successful from inspiring English sources

And although business plans cannot reproduce, successful ones do command a growing share of the economy's resources, as companies expand on the back of them and rivals copy them.Such a process succeeds at the level of the economy as a whole, while remaining coldly indifferent to the fate of individual firms within it.

The bacteria stay in the lagoon just long enough for the viruses to infect them and reproduce, propagating successful versions of the target protein.

Andersen et al. did not use human tissue, nor did they attempt to reproduce published successful protocols for isolating cardiac stem cells from animal or human tissue.

It was as if he were reproducing a successful formula because of customer demand, which he was.

The purpose of this strategy is to maximize the search progress rate by reproducing the successful evolution path through the adaptation of mutation (i.e. step size and direction).

Birds that collect enough food survive, and if very successful, reproduce; unsuccessful birds die.

This is because men with wider faces had an evolutionary advantage, making it easier for them to reproduce and be "successful in securing scarce resources from other men in order to support themselves and their offspring," according to Haselhuhn.

That begs the question: If an experiment or a simulation cannot be reproduced, was it successful in the first place?

Another important difference between protists and phages is that a single protist grazer consumes multiple prey bacteria before reproducing, whereas a successful infection by a single parasitic phage results in multiple progeny from a single host bacterium.

However, efforts to maintain healthy captive bat colonies, in which individuals not only survive over the long term, but also reproduce, are becoming increasingly successful.

The resulting reconstruction is both exact regarding local sample measurements and successful to reproduce features such as intersecting rock fracture traces, visible in the photographs.