Sentence examples for choosing to replicate from inspiring English sources

Finally, by choosing to replicate the Mt. Washington study, we were constrained to follow similar protocols and procedures to allow the comparative analysis to be more meaningful.

In the context of the EUDAT task force, only several data-sets are replicated in order to bring the 'date replication service' towards production meaning that some communities choose to replicate data from some of their specific scientific projects and not all of them.

But even if a disaster like 9/11 does strike, it seems unlikely that Congress will choose to replicate this program.

A roster overhaul is inevitable, whether D'Antoni chooses to replicate the Suns' system or adopt a more traditional approach.

Often when DNA is damaged, the cell chooses to replicate over the lesion instead of waiting for repair (translesion synthesis).

"This is exacerbated by the fact that Asian men are likely to choose partners of lower economic and intellectual status as they traditionally grow up with working fathers and stay-at-home mothers, and generally choose to replicate this model.

The Newry-born Wallace was chosen to replicate Nate Diaz's style in the build-up to that famous rematch and spent eight weeks in Vegas helping prepare McGregor for his sweet revenge.

She chose to replicate some work published in the mid-1930s by the American scientist Viktor Hamburger, who had observed effects in chick embryo experiments that suggested that early neural proliferation specific to limbs depended on the presence of viable limb buds.

So we chose to replicate the kind of light we see in real life, which is reflective light.

The burn conditions for the wildfires were chosen to replicate severe fire events based on 97th percentile historic weather conditions.

The Ice Bucket Challenge's legacy is that it could become a blueprint for achieving viral success, which other charities could choose to replicate.