Sentence examples for expected to mimic from inspiring English sources

An ideal orthopedic biomaterial is expected to mimic the architectural complexity as well as the physical and mechanical properties of the bone.

If that was all Running Cedar were — a clever synthesis of modern and traditional — that might be enough in a countryside where new houses are expected to mimic the old.

In diabetic patients, insulin-stimulated glucose uptake is impaired (by 17.4% in the Iozzo study46) but this degree of blunted fed-state glucose uptake would not be expected to mimic a true hepatocyte fasting response.

Because Cr diffusion was expected to mimic cation self-diffusion, it was assumed that the activation energy for pipe diffusion was not very low compared to that for bulk diffusion.

That fall, Howell and Eddie Lacy, a redshirt, were expected to mimic the opponent's star running backs, even though they were shown the play only moments before the snap.

The new compounds maintain the zinc coordinating groups and possess an extra trimethylammonium function, linked to the hydroxyamide nitrogen by an alkyl chain, which is expected to mimic the trimethylammonium group of the phosphatidylcholine PC-PLCBc substrates.

"Stylistically they strive for brevity and froth, shirking from stories that demand depth or deliberation, stories that might rattle a few cages and raise a little hell and ultimately change some poor citizen's life for the better," he complains about the kinds of newspapers that the new, improved Union-Register expects to mimic.

In the future, hybrid hydrogels are expected to further mimic the microenvironment for cells and tissue reorganization.

As these assembled constructs were expected to closely mimic the topography of the native ECM protein (collagen) in vivo, such nanopattern substrates were fabricated using electron beam lithography and atomic layer deposition as previously reported [ 22].

The trisaccharide part of CRA3 that is supposed to contribute to form the Mg2+-coordinated dimer was expected to be mimicked by a simple alkyl group attached to the chromophore part as new model compounds.

The analog technique is a complex way of making a forecast, requiring the forecaster to remember a previous weather event which is expected to be mimicked by an upcoming event.