Sentence examples for more accurately emulate from inspiring English sources

The integration of biological extracellular matrix (ECM) components and synthetic materials is a promising pathway to fabricate the next generation of hydrogel-based tissue scaffolds that more accurately emulate the microscale heterogeneity of natural ECM.

However, preclinical studies of targeted drugs require a more stringent selection of animal models that accurately emulate human tumors.

However, electronic devices that can accurately emulate the short- and long-term plasticity learning rules of biological synapses remain limited.

More accurately, you can emulate Windows Vista on the PS3; "now" is also somewhat inaccurate, as the emulation is so slow it takes some 25 minutes for the operating system to boot up.

If the people we wanted to emulate more accurately reflected more of us, not only would there be more options for everybody, these conversations may also be less fraught.

Three-dimensional cell aggregates are called tissue spheroids and they are widely used in the field of tissue engineering because emulate in vivo microenvironments more accurately than conventional monolayer cultures.

Or, more accurately, NICK BEEF.

More accurately, she drives.

Or, more accurately: Midsommar.

Or, more accurately, perceived pressure.

(Well, more accurately, caramel).