Sentence examples for considered a recapitulation from inspiring English sources

Fracture repair involves multiple factors and the establishment of a specific morphogenetic field to drive the differentiation of precursor cells, and, in some ways, could be considered a recapitulation of bone development.

Considering the recapitulation of the developmental process in kidney regeneration, such factors may be produced by the embryonic kidney.

It's a recapitulation of a deeper debate that we've been having for centuries — a debate about why books matter to us, and what reading is "for".

Mr. Bernanke's testimony was exceptionally brief, considering the enormous stakes involved, a mere nine paragraphs, much of it devoted to a recapitulation of the growing crisis and how it took shape.

A recapitulation of the frantic sequence cost 40 seconds.

In this sense, the dialogue seems a recapitulation of the Greenlanders' thinking, not their thinking itself.

Yet the final trio united all, with a recapitulation of previous movement motifs.

The Mahler Ninth felt like a recapitulation of Barenboim's Chicago career.

It's a metaphor for birth, but it's not a recapitulation.

What could be staler than a recapitulation of an old game?

But "Taken" is a recapitulation of popular mythology in which the banal overwhelms the extraordinary.