Sentence examples for already been replicating from inspiring English sources

China has already been replicating the technology of its foreign suppliers and is moving to design its own reactors and reprocessing plants.

Cryonisists have already been replicating this strategy for decades: All preserved bodies are not technically "frozen," because all the blood is drained out the moment they legally die, and slowly replaced with a biological antifreeze (along with a cocktail of more than a dozen different drugs) that perfuses into the body and prevents ice crystals from forming and damaging cells.

In addition to these important results for replication, we found association with the three loci that have already been replicated in GWA studies: rs1143679 in ITGAM (OR = 1.70, P = 1.1 × 10-), rs7574865 in STAT4 (OR = 1.62, P = 2.4 × 10-) and rs13277113 in C8orf13-BLK (OR = 1.34, P = 5.1 × 10-7).

The rates on some products, such as some fixed-term bonds, have already been replicated under all three brands.

Yet such a system of providing universal health coverage has already been "replicated" by every other industrialized nation in the world!

But Saturday night, as the protests, which had already been replicated in cities from Boston to Seattle, moved up the city's grid, to Washington Square Park and Times Square, and around the world, to have a glimpse of where they might be going.

The plan's overall effectiveness is still being assessed by academics and American and Afghan officials, but the idea has already been replicated in thousands of villages across the country.

The result has already been replicated by other teams, and now physicists are racing to make sense of MgB2's abnormally high superconducting temperature.

The factorial structure for the English and the German long version had already been replicated in several studies [ 9].

It is essential that the replication licensing system is inactivated before entry into S phase, so that Mcm2-7 are not reloaded onto DNA that has already been replicated, which would allow the DNA to rereplicate.

This is especially surprising for the corneal astigmatism-associated SNP at the PDGFRA locus (Fan et al. 2011), since this has already been replicated in a cohort of differing ethnicity (Guggenheim et al. 2013).