Sentence examples for historically replicated from inspiring English sources
With respect to cotton, in particular, domestication has been historically replicated, in parallel, for two diploid, A-genome species in the Old World (G. herbaceum and G. arboreum) and for two tetraploid cottons (AADD genomes) in the New World (G. hirsutum and G. barbadense).
Prophecy relaxes consistency to delay-once linearizability so it can perform fast, load-balanced reads when results are historically consistent, and slow, replicated reads otherwise.
For example, tail jobs can be replicated on historically more reliable and faster DG nodes.
However, despite initial commitments and actions taken by Morales to improve well-being without replicating historically unsustainable and destructive pathways to industrial development, Bolivia continues to be characterized by fiscal dependence and macroeconomic prioritization of growth-centric policies sustained by extractive activities.
Other metro areas have historically struggled to replicate this investment ecosystem but more attempts are underway.
Even beyond software/hardware, though, the competition already has a lead in a way thats historically tough to replicate: its community.
Historically, live attenuated, replicating viruses have provided the most effective protection against disease [5].
However, the breast and prostate cancer results have not been replicated consistently, either historically 34, 37, 41, 42 or in this study.
Even if the results can be replicated, findings with rodent models have not historically extrapolated well to human SCI.
Matt Chesler, an equity research analyst at Deutsche Bank, said Droga5 was an agency that had historically been uninterested in replicating traditional advertising agency models.
