Sentence examples for readily replicates from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dawkins has long been a harsh critic of religion, which he considers a form of infectious virus that readily replicates, spreading its distortions.

The virus also readily replicates in commonly available cell cultures and in the absence of immune reagents, typical poxvirus particles may be observed in the infected cells by EM.

Instead, the antibodies can actually help the second virus invade certain immune-system cells, where the virus readily replicates, making the infection worse.

In a paper that has been accepted by Nature, meanwhile, Osterhaus reports that his group has infected two other species with SARS and found that the virus readily replicates in both.

HIV-1D117/II is a highly cytopathic dual-tropic primary isolate generated at the Georg-Speyer-Haus (von Briesen, unpublished data), which was used for the experiments in primary T cells, as it readily replicates in PBMC.

We conclude Hodgkin and Huxley models readily replicate the results of Naundorf et al. without exotic Na+ channel cooperativity.

Greenpeace's Doug Parr makes a sensible point that developing tidal stream generators also means that the technology can be much more readily replicated and exported.

Compared to open clean room processing, isolator modules can be more readily replicated to scale-up operations.

The observations of multiple genome-wide significant or suggestive linkage signals for both disorders that do not readily replicate between studies, but which are not randomly distributed across the genome11, 12 is compatible with the existence of multiple risk alleles of small-moderate effect.

As such, others may readily replicate our program.

In order for the Masdar consortium to achieve its 2016 bid price, there were clearly financing terms and other factors not readily replicated elsewhere, leaving in doubt whether the auction approach and outcome would be sustainable.