Sentence examples for effectively repeated from inspiring English sources

Twelve years later, on a Monday night in June 1988 in the changing rooms of the Convention Hall in Atlantic City, Spinks' manager, Butch Lewis, learnt nothing from history and effectively repeated Flowers' error.

How can a call to action by arguably the world's most important person and one effectively repeated by every one of his successors be basically ignored?

Monitoring is considered to be effectively repeated surveillance and needs especially strict protocols to separate real change from the artefacts of sampling.

These cycles are effectively repeated coevolutionary arms races, where host resistance and parasite virulence escalate, followed by crashes.

This arrangement is effectively repeated another four times before the groove narrows to its final termination at the posterior margin.

The anabolic properties of such supplemental amino acid administration can be effectively repeated within merely a few days, still within the first week of ICU treatment.

She replied that Britain's recent "weak growth" meant the government could now reconsider its plans (effectively repeating her point from earlier this week).

(If I were Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles — the namesakes of that task force — I might be a little peeved that my colleagues are effectively repeating the exercise that I spent so much time on last year).

Because our model simulation can be cost-effectively repeated for many different sets of conditions, it provides a useful method for examining complex system behavior and for guiding experimental design.

The fracturing results were assessed and used in real time for the optimization of prepad fluid parameter, perforation and temporary plugging additive releasing time, so as to effectively avoid repeated fracturing and uneven fracturing effects and improve fracturing stimulation effects.

Streptococcal Cell Wall (SCW) is a rodent model of arthritis that effectively captures repeated remission and flaring phenotype, similar to RA [ 35].