Sentence examples for barely replicating from inspiring English sources
It may simply persist in the kidney after the patient has recovered, says Murray, barely replicating but slowly damaging the organ.
The visitors hit back in the 23rd minute with a Will Hopoate skip pass finding 21-Test Kiwi Sam Perrett with plenty of space to cross in the corner and Perrett then replicating the try barely four minutes later.
Two days after injection, vaccinia was replicating deep inside the tumors and was barely detectable in other parts of the body, the team reports today in Science.
Replicating human thought in a bounded problem — like the game of chess — is barely within our grasp.
The Loveless brothers are adept at replicating such violence musically, in songs that are nasty, brutish and short; riffs pummelled so viciously they're barely recognisable by the time they're done with.
No one, not even Microsoft, is replicating that in the mobile world, he said, except for Apple -- which has built a community that it barely speaks to.
While it is clearly unrealistic to think that this medically heavy, extremely costly, barely reproducible therapeutic approach could be replicated and scaled-up, it has nevertheless got the scientific world talking about the possibility of a cure.
After naming the Trojans, Bird spent the rest of his life wildly and vainly trying to replicate the stature of that achievement while barely being remembered for it.
In one (Rat 4), this shift barely meets the criterion for statistical reliability and was not replicated when the rat was retested using random sampling of pulse frequencies and prices (Fig. 11b).
Floating nearby, a tubular acrylic sculpture that replicates the pedestrian tunnels of the subways underneath Grand Central Terminal is filled with ghostly human silhouettes, barely 3/8-inch high.
