Sentence examples for explicitly replicated from inspiring English sources

Select bacterial homologs have been shown to affect swarming (Inoue et al., 2007) and sporulation (Rahn-Lee et al., 2009), but these systems have not explicitly replicated the role of the human homolog as a chloride channel.

We are aware of the fact that cultural learning is not always based on direct imitation but, rather, on inference and reconstruction (see [ 14, 20]), but we argue that even reconstruction can be thought of as a way of pattern-copying during which information is explicitly replicated.

With titles such as "How to pick up girls" and "How to get any girl's number", the videos often encouraged viewers, implicitly or explicitly, to replicate the same tactics themselves.

"However, the agency is concerned that damage to the Volt's batteries as part of the three tests that are explicitly designed to replicate real-world crash scenarios have resulted in fire," the N.H.T.S.A. said in a statement.

"However, the agency is concerned that damage to the Volt's batteries as part of three tests that are explicitly designed to replicate real-world crash scenarios have resulted in fire".

In contrast, the vast majority of computerized models that aim to provide automated support for such decisions do not explicitly recognize or replicate this variability.

We explicitly used replicates to estimate binding variances.

More explicitly considered - and this was replicated in other studies - clinical improvement correlated positively with both BMC and BMD [ 28, 53].

This phenomenon, which has been replicated reliably, has been explicitly attributed adaptive significance [ 103].

This report is explicitly exploratory, and its findings need to be replicated in larger and more systematic studies.

He insisted the government was "explicitly not trying to replicate MPs" in the Lords, but elections would be better than leaving appointments in the "clammy hands" of party leaders, as at present.