Sentence examples for create a replicate from inspiring English sources

Each combination of salinity and temperature was conducted in two vessels per run, with an average of the vessels used to create a replicate value of each treatment regime.

While we are unable to create a replicate bait-free area, this study would benefit from future investigations of lobster growth rates at other heavily baited sites in mid-coast Maine.

For instance, a d%−jackknife (dJK) omits d%of the columns to create a replicate, so, from the set of all adjacencies (in all the leaf genomes) a d%-jackknife (d JK*) deletes d%of the adjacencies at random and only the remaining adjacencies are used in estimating the true pairwise distances.

There are a few reasons SimRare is preferable to simuPOP for the end user: it is computationally efficient, time efficient, and reduces the number of linking scripts needed to create a many replicates of simulated data.

This allows the brain to create a map that replicates, to varying degrees, the visual field of the eye.

Jafa has spoken of his desire to create a cinema that "replicates the power, beauty, and alienation of black music," and the length of his supercut was determined by Kanye West's song "Ultralight Beam," which plays behind the audiovisual patchwork like the beautiful backing of an intricate quilt.

In an attempt to create a spring that replicates the light-bending properties of cuttlefish ink sacs, a team of researchers suspended two rubber strips of different lengths.

Our aim was to create a virus that would replicate reliably in all unselected, randomly chosen animals of the test species, rhesus macaques.

Pools of workers and larvae from all colonies of a single species (or collection site in the case of T. longispinosus) were used to create a total of 15 replicate experimental colonies, each with 15 workers and 25 larvae, for each of the nine worker-brood species combination.

The desire to create a mentoring scheme that replicated this experience has underpinned my work.

EvoGrid researchers hope to create a computer model that replicates the early ocean and then use it as a virtual "primordial soup" to quickly evolve digital forms.