Sentence examples for extensively reproduced from inspiring English sources

Reagent decontamination prior to the analysis decreases the contamination background noise and thus the probability of erroneous results, of which the authenticity cannot be ascertained unless extensively reproduced.

Perhaps more germane to the pathogenesis of sympathetically maintained pain are the experimental models that have been extensively reproduced, in which sympathetic sprouting at the dorsal root ganglia becomes apparent after nerve injury and forms basket-like structures around large-diameter axotomized sensory neurons; sympathetic stimulation can activate such neurons repetitively [ 27].

The fake comments attributed to Kouhnavard were reproduced extensively in Iran.

The photographs have already appeared in print in Ireland and in Italy, and have been reproduced extensively on the Internet.

Fairey's "Hope" image has been reproduced extensively in numerous media, including posters, stickers and on apparel. .

As noted above, several groups have documented the overlap between PRC-marked genes in ES cells and hypermethylation in cancer and this has been reproduced extensively in genome profiling studies [ 76, 109 111, 175].

During the Chilean epidemic, the pandemic strain consisted of a highly clonal population [ 8], which reproduced extensively in the Chilean shore lines, and shared its habitat with many other related species.

Tri-linear resistance function has been extensively used to reproduce the different stages of the response including catenary effects.

A spokesperson for Transworld said that "given how extensively the image has been reproduced in the past, it was presumed that the image was in the public domain.

Never mind that it is based on data that nobody has studied extensively, and that the findings have not been reproduced in any other study.

The project addresses an area of Tuscany, but it could be reproduced in areas where geothermal energy is extensively developed.