Sentence examples for made to emulate from inspiring English sources

Numerous attempts have been made to emulate it in Iran, India, and Turkey.

STMCs at lower concentrations were made to emulate an isobologram analysis39, 40 in 96-well plates.

Unless efforts are made to emulate the continent's prevention successes, the future for much of sub-Saharan Africa is stark.

Thanks to a special industrial process, this metal can be made to emulate the trabecular structure of cancellous bone.

Contrasting gene activation using the NanoScript platform, a gene repressing NanoScript was made to emulate the repression ability of natural transcription factor to downregulate gene expression at the transcription level in late 2015.

Because the Leslie is a sound modification device in its own right, various attempts have been made to emulate the effect using electronics.

Eggleston tried to avoid the colors yellow and green so WALL-E – who was made yellow to emulate a tractor – would not blend into the deserted Earth, and to make the plant more prominent.

The communiqués bear some of the hallmarks of previous school shooters, many of whom have carefully studied the details of previous attacks and made attempts to emulate them.

And what a cheeky move it was to have "Old Blue Eyes" singing ballads on the show soundtrack as models, made up to emulate the silver-screen actress, lacquered wavy hair and all, sauntered down the catwalk.

The Rubensesque landscape that tilts and spills around them reinforces this mixed message: nature is made both to emulate their ostentation and echo their mood.

Grab has made moves to emulate Go-Jek.