Sentence examples for been understood to replicate from inspiring English sources

Bird-to-human transmission is believed to occur largely through direct contact between infected bird secretions and human respiratory mucosa by inhalation of infectious droplets or transfer with contaminated hands to the upper respiratory tract through the nose, mouth,or conjunctival mucosa; subtype H5N1 has been understood to replicate primarily in the human respiratory tract (7 – 9 ).

Among the key issues to be addressed is the question how structured representations can arise during skill acquisition and how the underlying processes can be understood sufficiently succinctly to replicate them on robot platforms.

Having a theoretical underpinning ensures an understanding of mechanisms and hence predictions can be understood and replicated.

Theoretical frameworks are necessary to guide the development and evaluation of interventions so that the mechanisms that change behaviour can be understood and replicated in future interventions [ 15].

Our choice was essentially based on the experience on the development of the SF-12 that has the advantage to be straightforward, easy to be replicated and comprehensive to be understood by lay people.

However, it is a potentially important finding which, if replicated, needs to be understood biologically.

Given that the mechanisms and compounds involved in these chemical reactions are understood, these processes may be replicated in vitro and then applied in the paper industry as a renewable, green paper binder.

Although, until the impact of PS on GWAS is fully understood, it may be prudent to replicate associations identified from such studies in independent homogenous populations to protect against PS-induced associations.

The Flo brasseries would not part with their recipe, but once you understand what granita is, it's easy enough to replicate at home.

Further studies are necessary to replicate our results and understand the mechanism.

Given the high prevalence of ≥15 minute showers (i.e., more than half of control women in the present study), additional studies are warranted to replicate our findings, better understand the mechanisms that may be involved, and evaluate the public health implications.