Sentence examples for methods of replicating from inspiring English sources

Typical methods of replicating aerodynamic environments in the laboratory are generally poor.

Wired is experimenting with different methods of replicating the cover experience in a digital format.

This paper proposes an innovative method of replicating the multi-modal public transport system in Singapore with high precision using smart card database.

Hence, utilising the database established and motivated by the existing models of wind and earthquake loading, speech recognition techniques and a method of replicating electrocardiogram signals, this paper finally presents a numerical generator of random near-periodic running force signals which can reliably simulate the measurements.

Large genomic laboratories may want to use PRT as an easy method of replicating high-throughput data by an alternative method with accurate quantification of copy number.

It is found that the method is capable of replicating highly accurate porous structures (~ 5 12% error) with macroscopic features as fine as 0.8 mm.

Results show that the KC method is capable of replicating the behavior of the more rigorous system, with a good agreement on both the value of maximum tensile forces in the reinforcement and shear and bending moment distributions along the wall.

Indeed, for Crohn's disease we show that miRNA SNPs identified with the condFDR method have a higher probability of replicating in independent samples (replication rate).

We have described the combination of the alkaline comet method with pulse labelling of replicating DNA with the thymidine analogue bromodeoxyuridine (BrdUrd), and immunolocalisation of BrdUrd within the heads and tails of comets, so as to assess replicative integrity: that is, the efficiency of completion of DNA replication on a single cell basis (McGlynn et al, 1999).

To better examine whether the two assays demonstrate similar patterns of gene expression changes, we estimated the mean differential expression of TNFAIP3, OIP5, MUL1, CTSB and BCL2L10 derived from each method with the goal of replicating the patterns of differential expression.

The 28-year-old's biological passport showed the use of a banned method for replicating high-altitude conditions.