Sentence examples for most closely replicated from inspiring English sources

Newspapers with in-depth reporting have been usurped by Internet rags that keep it short and sweet; the most popular delivery system for breaking news is the 140-character tweet, and long form letters (remember those??) are most closely replicated by emails containing more than one paragraph.

All recordings were made with 'A' frequency-weighting decibel scale as this most closely replicates the ability of the human ear to filter low-frequency noise.

These matches were played in Trinidad where it was believed the matting pitches would most closely replicate English conditions; Jamaica played Trindidad and a combination team.

These two arms of Primary Analysis 1 will most closely replicate the analyses in the original report.

For diabetes and other asymptomatic conditions that are clinically defined, diagnostic testing studies should use multiple reference standards, ideally emphasizing those that most closely replicate the clinical setting.

Also, 50% DAR loss with our method of resection subjectively appeared to most closely replicate poor acetabular conformation in dogs with severe hip dysplasia.

They most closely replicate the color spectrum of the sun.

In addition, the specimens were fixed in formalin to most closely replicate tissue processing in the clinic.

Her obvious influence was Fairport Convention's Sandy Denny, whose vocal style, down to the British inflection, closely replicated that of Fairport's legendary lead singer.

These characteristic fracture patterns were closely replicated in the pair of cadaveric femora.

The GFPM provided results for 2009 that closely replicated actual observations for that year.