Sentence examples for fully emulated from inspiring English sources
The game is fully emulated (in fact, it is the original ROM), so it includes every glitch from the NES including the Minus World glitch.
Thus, robust induction of PPL expression by bile acids required chronic treatment in vivo, and the conditions required for this type of regulation were not fully emulated by cultured primary mouse hepatocytes.
When PC3 (αRΔX) cells were tested for their metastatic potential in our animal model, they fully emulated the bone-metastatic behavior of both PC3-ML cells and PC3-N cells that over-express the full-length form of the receptor [17].
This work presents a novel macro-model that fully emulates the important characteristics of STT-based MTJ.
"We are trying to fully emulate a human assistant, so you can say: 'Amy, please setup a meeting with John end of next week.'.
The 3D framework is innovative in fully emulating the deployed agents, recreating multi-agent negotiations and societies that coordinate and execute control of assembly operations.
By building on top of the open-source QEMU emulator, project leader Chris Wade (who had a role in some of the earliest iPhone jailbreak exploits) is hoping to fully emulate the Samsung S5L8930 (A4) chipset used in the iPhone 4 and first generation iPad.
While the results of these experiments have been promising, they do not fully emulate the human clinical experience patients are treated at the onset of clinical symptoms, and often, much later.
Fully emulating the visual image analysis and decision-making process of the human brain with a computer is not possible at this stage of technical development.
In vitro studies cannot fully emulate the biological and physiological conditions present in the body especially after subjection of internal organs to injury.
In order to fully emulate the gene-regulating function of TFs and to establish the NanoScript platform suitable for potential biological applications, it is essential that NanoScript can activate endogenous genes on native DNA.
