Sentence examples for more closely replicating from inspiring English sources

This ensures that each disc carries genetically distinct coral organisms, more closely replicating the results of natural reproduction.

In August, for example, it made it possible for people to browse explore video recommendations even while one was already streaming, more closely replicating the viewing experience on YouTube's Web site.

It does have the advantage of more closely replicating field disease exposure.

The second is a Hawke government reform known as section 282 which creates a second Senate count to allocate positions that more closely replicate a half-Senate election.

Back to the top Monthly payments The government thinks this will help promote good budgeting and more closely replicate monthly salary payments – arguing that 75% of all employees receive wages monthly.

The band debuted its 2009 album, Backspacer, on the social networking site MySpace, and it was one of the first releases to take advantage of Apple's iTunes LP format a software enhancement meant to more closely replicate the experience of a physical album by offering liner notes, lyric sheets, and photographs of the band.

Modern knee prostheses are designed to more closely replicate normal knee kinematics.

Such a setup, Anderson says, might more closely replicate the human version of the Ultimatum Game.

Technology is increasingly extending beyond isolated objects and becoming fully integrated into physical environments, yielding simulated experiences that more closely replicate real world settings.

A structural biomaterial becomes a physical form that more closely replicates the natural tissue and allows the integration with the cellular component.

Emulating these gradients within a total joint arthroplasty may allow the motion-moderating function of the disk to be more closely replicated.