Sentence examples for To be recapitulated from inspiring English sources

This episode is set up to be recapitulated at the end of the film.

Although epithelial cell plasticity has an important impact on tumour biology, the clinical relevance of this concept remains to be recapitulated.

In this perspective, the flourishing interest in hydrogels as cellular substrates has highlighted the main parameters directing cell differentiation that need to be recapitulated in artificial matrix.

Collectively, these results suggest that the NB-598 sensitivity patterns observed in vitro appear to be recapitulated in vivo and thus highlight the specificity and robustness of NB-598 effects.

Why this needs to be recapitulated is to prove that it is not Islam as a religion which preaches or infuses militancy and extremism but the political disputes which led to antagonism in the Muslim masses.

Vasculogenesis has now been shown to be recapitulated in adults postnatally.

In East Germany, production was conditioned by the association with the Soviet Union, and it appeared to be recapitulating the developments in children's literature that had occurred in the Soviet Union after 1917.

We propose that angiogenic events leading to vascularization can be recapitulated by harnessing the inflammatory responses.

Early organisation of NCC corridors occurs prior to sensory neurogenesis and can be recapitulated in vitro; however, NCC extension to the placode requires placodal neurogenesis, demonstrating reciprocal interactions.

Various components of the normal immune system are described, and the immune response to melanoma is recapitulated.

Growing evidence suggests the Wnt family of secreted glycoproteins and their associated signaling pathways, linked to development, are recapitulated during wound repair and regeneration events.