Sentence examples for To recapitulating from inspiring English sources
verb
To summarize or repeat in concise form.
- The entire symphony was recapitulated in the last four bars.
In addition to recapitulating the correct protein fold, autoNOE-Rosetta models obtained using the 4D-CHAINS assignments show accurate placement of sidechains for most residues in the protein structure (Supplementary Table 5).
In addition to recapitulating some prior genetic interactions (for example, between SET2 and SLX5) reported by the Idekker group20, we discovered several novel genetic interactions upon MMS treatment (for example, RAD9 and RAD51) (Fig. 2a).
In summary, this study illustrates the ability of our 3-D bone model to create a biomimetic environment conducive to recapitulating the behavior of metastatic BrCa cells, making it a promising tool for in vitro BrCa cell bone metastasis study and for the discovery of potential therapeutics.
Next, we will give attention to recapitulating the conditions of the existence for a Neimark-Sacker bifurcation (discrete Hopf bifurcation) by using the bifurcation theorem [11, 12, 19].
The mgΔloxPneo is a new mouse model for MFS that, in addition to recapitulating some important phenotypes of the human disease, presents the clinical variability characteristic of the syndrome.
With respect to recapitulating the CNS in vitro, there are limitations to the above methods.
To recapitulate, that's Trump calling Obama incompetent.
Thus, they fail to recapitulate the full HBV life cycle.
Cablevision declined to comment on anything that happened yesterday, choosing instead to recapitulate past statements.
The story of jazz, for example, seems to recapitulate classical history at high speed.
We are trying to recapitulate the orchestrated balance found in the fetus".
