Sentence examples for largely replicating from inspiring English sources

Its program, largely replicating "Dominant Curve" (In a Circle Records), included new works by Colin Jacobsen, one of the ensemble's violinists; Dmitri Yanov-Yanovsky; and Kojiro Umezaki.

So Mr. Pawlenty is largely replicating Mr. Romney's 2007 strategy by building a sophisticated turnout operation, recruiting supporters to spend the day in Ames and to cast their ballots during a daylong carnival.

While largely replicating previous factor analyses, the study unexpectedly yielded two factors from the items comprising the interpersonal relationships factor, which were interpreted as assessing sociability and attachment.

Neuropathological analysis revealed increased tau burden using antibodies for tau phosphorylated at T149, T153, S202, and pS199/S202/T205, largely replicating what we observed in our biochemical analysis.

Our results largely replicate Bögels et al. (2015a), showing a large positive ERP effect and an oscillatory alpha/beta reduction right after participants could have first started planning their verbal response, again suggesting an early start of response planning.

Not salvation – but not exactly freefall either (and largely replicated in the quality Sunday market month on month, too).

The program largely replicated her recent Erato disc, "Hommage a Jane Bathori, the Inspiring Muse," which she recorded in a Paris concert last year.

The rise of Canada's Metz or Dublin's Girl Band shows there is an appetite for contemporary noise, but while those groups largely replicate the sound of the genre's 80s heyday, Raketkanon are weirder and more innovative.

Now comes "The Little Mermaid and Other Stories by H. C. Andersen" ($9), an iPad book with interactive pages.... Android users now have the Kindle app, from Amazon, that largely replicates the Kindle experience on the phone..

These results were largely replicated in our Model II.

Subsequent smaller studies have largely replicated those findings, Kroll says.