Sentence examples similar to just to recapitulate from inspiring English sources

Without performing the folic acid assay, the damage caused by CD8+ T cells of just this one specificity was insufficient to recapitulate the full extent and range of pathologies of ECM.

Shimamura (2011) discusses how prompting students to recapitulate the information they have just learned enhances rich recall through a concept known as the generation effect.

To recapitulate, managers will only accept scenarios when their common, predetermined elements enter and unfold in their minds.

But it is probably best first to recapitulate the main points of his argument.

The journalistic convention of ending a piece by having a local taxi driver just happen to precisely recapitulate everything you've just written is now so hackneyed and suspect that I genuinely thought it had gone extinct.

The 15-minute performance seemed to recapitulate his own gestation, only faster, warmer and with more static cling.

Whereas different models have been used to recapitulate human infant white matter injury [37], no model exactly recapitulate the human lesion.

To recapitulate, that's Trump calling Obama incompetent.

Thus, they fail to recapitulate the full HBV life cycle.

Cablevision declined to comment on anything that happened yesterday, choosing instead to recapitulate past statements.

The story of jazz, for example, seems to recapitulate classical history at high speed.