It seems perverse to imitate too closely past styles created by past techniques, as you will tend to create inferior versions of the original.
Numerous reviews are dealing with NASH animal models designed to imitate as closely as possible the metabolic situation associated with human disease.
Milton Friedman The failure of economists to guide public policy more successfully is clearly connected with their propensity to imitate as closely as possible the procedures of the brilliantly successful physical sciences.
The aim for delivering exogenous insulin in patients with diabetes is to imitate as closely as possible the normal physiological insulin secretion as in healthy humans (George and Abraham 2006).
If you've been following it since the announcement late last year, you'll know the reMarkable is a sort of Kindle on steroids, a digital notebook that's made to imitate as closely as possible the experience of writing on paper — but with all the advantages of modern tech.
Economics' "propensity to imitate as closely as possible the procedures of the brilliantly successful physical sciences" (1989, 3), he argued, has sustained an over-optimistic "striving to control society" (1989, 7), "as if one needed only to follow some cooking recipes to solve all social problems" (1989, 6 .5 The time (we were in 1974) seemed ripe for such a critique.
The Northumbrian scribes "imitate very closely the best Italian manuscripts of about the sixth century", but introduced small elements that gave their script a distinct style, which has always been greatly admired.
The situation that is selected for testing the suitability of an approach should imitate, as closely as possible, the studied structure, event, or effect.
Fecal peritonitis is a frequent cause of septic shock in humans, and clinical conditions in a critical care unit were imitated as closely as possible in the laboratory (sedation, mechanical ventilation, monitoring, and drug administration).
Based on finite element modeling, the stem ensures that the load transfer pattern imitates (as closely as possible) the natural distribution of bone stress within physiological limits (van Reitenbergen and Huiskes 2001).
The shape of the femoral stem of the prosthesis is meant to follow the anatomical contours of the proximal femur in all 3 dimensions, in order to ensure that the load transfer pattern imitates (as closely as possible) the natural distribution of bone stress within physiological limits (van Rietbergen and Huiskes 2001).
