Sentence examples for been replicating from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a copy (replica) of.
- On entering a host cell, a virus will start to replicate.
SHERRIE LEVINE Since 1979, Levine has been replicating or displaying found objects to question ideas of authorship and originality.
China has already been replicating the technology of its foreign suppliers and is moving to design its own reactors and reprocessing plants.
There, he manufactures and distributes his own bulbs, as well as lights from other companies, including Kyp-Go, which has been replicating Edison's original carbon filament bulb for nearly 50 years.
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.
L1 elements have been replicating and evolving in mammals for approximately 100 million years.
Our second main result is that we have shown that families that contain very similar elements without pol sequences have been replicating in the Arabidopsis genome for more than 2 millions of years.
They have also been replicated many times.
This finding has never been replicated.
Experiment has been replicated three times.
Why haven't they been replicated?
Wakefield's results have not been replicated.
