Sentence examples for mimicking to from inspiring English sources

We describe how computational intelligence techniques (e.g., fuzzy logic, neural networks, genetic algorithms, etc) allow mimicking to a certain extent the cognitive acts performed by human beings.

A regional Nordic diet, mimicking to some extent the Mediterranean diet, is presented as an example.

Previous studies have shown that H. influenzae biofilms cultured in sBHI medium are extremely tolerant to antibiotic treatment, mimicking to an extent what is seen during infection (Swords et al, 2004; Starner et al, 2008).

We found that activation of RARα by Am580 reduced mammosphere growth by 50%, while RARα-antagonist in presence of Am580, completely reversed this inhibition, mimicking to some degree the loss of RARα1.

Effects of lysis time modifiers including body-mass index, and C-reactive protein [ 30] or decreased fibrinolysis inhibitor (TAFI) levels could also be detectable in assays in which fibrin formation is simultaneously initiated with fibrinolysis mimicking to some extent the in vivo situation.

To establish a model of hepatic TG accumulation, we treated cells with a physiological mixture of fatty acids, in a similar ratio to that most commonly observed in the systemic circulation of humans (24), in the absence or presence of insulin, thus mimicking, to some extent, the transition from a fasted to a fed state.

The exhibition will explore why we feel compelled to mimic, conform to and adapt to gender norms.

The process mimics, to some extent, what corals and other calcifying marine organisms do.

That last bit is a quote from Rudyard Kipling, whom Brooks mimics, to the discredit of both.

The microstructure and mechanical properties of the turtle shell are very appealing to materials scientists and engineers for bio-mimicking, to obtain a multi-functional surface.

MSCs can be used to deliver miRNA mimics to target gliomas.