Sentence examples for mimics the steps from inspiring English sources

While it might seem fanciful as a dramatic device, there's something quietly moving about watching Damian's self-consciousness turn to momentary release as he mimics the steps that Kevin demonstrates from a dance based on the kriah, the Jewish mourning ritual of tearing garments.

That's because the repair process mimics the steps of developmental bone formation.

This model mimics the steps sequential bone morphogenesis and has permitted the isolation of bone morphogens, such as bone morphogenetic proteins (BMPs).

Students may recognize the general steps involved in scientific investigation, but often have only a surface understanding of the process; this is not surprising, given students are taught to mimic the steps of the scientific method in elementary and secondary school science classes as if following a recipe (Aikenhead and Ryan, 1992).

Postoperative OI has been evaluated by either tilt-table testing [ 9], or by a standardized mobilization protocol including continuous blood pressure measurements and mimicking the steps normally employed when mobilizing patients early after surgery, e.g. incorporating a few minutes of sitting bedside rest before transition to the upright position [ 6, 7, 10].

Not surprisingly, there is currently no animal model that perfectly mimics all the steps associated with the development of dermal fibrosis.

Movement of cells through Matrigel-coated Boyden chambers mimics the early steps of tumor invasion.

We studied the expression of TJ in RCE1 5T5) cells, an in vitro model which mimics the sequential steps of rabbit corneal epithelial differentiation.

His administration mimicked closely the steps John F Kennedy had taken 20 years earlier in launching the war against South Vietnam, but had to back off because of the kind of vigorous public protest that had been lacking in the early 1960s.

The ligation reaction therefore mimics the partition step of a selection for nucleoside kinase (deoxy)ribozymes.

As illustrated in Figure 1, a fusion event can be compatible with and conserve the existing assembly pathway if it mimics the first step of assembly.