Sentence examples for broadly replicated from inspiring English sources

This pattern is broadly replicated.

Reform, a think-tank, notes that if broadly replicated, it would mean the independent sector, now a mere £1.5 billion in size, would grow by £11 billion.More likely is the reverse.

In 1990, there were 19 domestic destinations served by Heathrow every week, down to eight today – a trend that has been broadly replicated across airports based in and around London.

When Representative Frank Wolf (R-VA) asked NSF to explore the issue, he was hoping that the practices of the best STEM schools in the country "might be more broadly replicated in the U.S. public school system".

Or how about examining which practices at charter and traditional public schools lead to better educational outcomes that can be broadly replicated?

However, the theoretical scale structure was broadly replicated in the data.

The plan was to change the rules on fox hunting in England and Wales to broadly replicate more relaxed ones in Scotland, but on Monday evening the SNP announced it would vote against the proposals.

Four major companies — ExxonMobil, Shell, Chevron and ConocoPhillips — have promised to invest $1 billion in new response capacity that would broadly replicate the "top kill" technology that took BP months of floundering to find; BP says it will join the effort.

Using the BDS and QCEW, he broadly replicates the Meer-West result on aggregate, although upon disaggregation with the QCEW no effect is found for the accommodation-and-food-services sector.

These results broadly replicate those of previous workers and therefore provide support for the methods of the current study.

Our objective was to broadly replicate the method and extend the findings of Auvinen et al [ 26] in order to compare findings between Australian and Finnish birth cohorts.