Sentence examples for duplicated science from inspiring English sources

The committee's investigation grew out of a series of allegations in May that portions of figures in separate experiments appeared to have been duplicated (Science, 24 May, p. 1376).

Studies of gene families in other ray-finned fishes hinted that at some time during the ray-finned evolution, the entire genome was duplicated (Science, 27 November 1998, p. 1711).

There are also new allegations about another set of images in the online material that Hwang last week told editors at Science had been erroneously duplicated (Science, 9 December, p. 1595).

But last year, fellow Purdue researchers turned up the heat when they complained that Taleyarkhan was inhibiting their efforts to duplicate the research (Science, 17 March 2006, p. 1532).

Their feat of chemistry, described in tomorrow's issue of Science, was not duplicated until the mid-19th century.

Certainly the mentality and values of the movie can be duplicated in third-rate non-science fiction of any place or period.

(c) It stores oxygen in the muscles.40 Science is overburdened with confusing acronyms, some of which are duplicated.

Kathy Willis, director of science at Kew, said many of the job losses involved positions that were duplicated at different sites, a legacy of staff being transferred from temporary to permanent contracts over the past 10 years.

If it is willing to adopt a touch of humility, science will see that ancient contemplative traditions arrived at conclusions that were not duplicated until "objective" methods acquired incredibly advanced, precise tools.

This model can be duplicated across America where legions of illegal students armed with U.S. college diplomas in economics, engineering, computer science and health management fan across the globe and embed themselves in their native communities to serve and rebuild.

"It can never be duplicated.