Sentence examples for mass replication from inspiring English sources

The Sun likens it to a Rhianna-style chop, the Express thinks the first lady is copying Diana Ross, while the Mail predicts mass replication.

That's encouraging news to Brian Nosek, a psychologist at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville who led the mass replication effort, which began in 2011 with the goal of putting psychological science on more rigorous experimental footing.

causes graphical errors and the mass replication of the sixth item in the player's item menu; the latter effect resulted in the glitch's coverage by strategy guides and game magazines.

Pirates — taking advantage of the same mass-replication technology that made Nollywood possible in the first place — almost immediately rip off any popular new release.

Typically, once such complex features are fabricated, it can be used as pattern origination in mass-replication techniques like NIL or other molding processes, where 3D surface reliefs are repeatedly generated by spatial material displacement [19, 20].

In the Zucker diabetic fatty rat model, Pick et al. (25) determined β-cell mass and replication rates.

And it proves that no rarity is safe from mass-market replication.

In two young and two aged cohorts of B6.129 mice, no substantial change in beta cell replication, mass or glucose homeostasis was observed following ANGPTL8 overexpression.

Thus, the increase in Wnt activity associated with higher oxygen availability might have the twofold effect of increasing (a) endocrine cell mass by self replication and (b) exocrine cell mass by progenitor cell expansion [ 48].

This corresponds to the biological scenarios of a cell increasing its mass prior to replication or becoming larger to meet a functional demand.> Additionally, we extended the model further to consider explicitly the contributions of initially matrix-bound factors, MBFs, (including growth factors and potentially WNT precursors), that are liberated from the matrix during remodeling post-PHx.

Second, we detected incorporation of the nucleotide analogue 5-bromo-2-deoxyuridine (BrdU) into the observed DNA masses, demonstrating active replication of DNA in these age-related masses that can expand to occupy the entire diameter of the worm.