Sentence examples for recapitulating it from inspiring English sources

Seeking marriage as an escape from her own difficult childhood, she ends up merely recapitulating it.

Recapitulating, it can thus be said that the MLP can be a useful heuristic to examine the transition path and possible barriers because of incumbent opposition of social innovations if these meet the following conditions.

Several reports showed that Dll4 expression could be induced, either directly by hypoxia [20], [22], or directly in response to the release of other hypoxia-induced factors, such as VEGF [38], recapitulating it can participate in hypoxia-mediated signal pathway to regulate CNV.

Her later books rarely rise to the level of "Death and Life," except when they recapitulate it.

Is it due to some metabolite or, more likely, the absence of some metabolite, and could we recapitulate it with antibiotics, for example?" Hoban, A. E., et al. (2016).

The story is Benaïm's to tell, and her 2003 book, "Grès" (Assouline), recapitulates it in detail, complete with her recollection of the wine bottle that Anne drops in her kitchen during questioning, the red puddle spreading on the floor at her feet.

Aggregates appear to be pre-organized pieces of the layered structure that quickly grow to recapitulate it in new environments.

Altogether, these results indicate that TGF-β1 stimulation of CFs in a stiff microenvironment contributes to the aberrant DNA methylation pattern observed in TAFs but does not fully recapitulate it, whereas matrix stiffening in a TGF-β1-rich microenvironment does not have any significant contribution.

It has been shown that resveratrol activates SIRT1 and recapitulates its biological effects in cultured cells at 10 uM [52] [56].

It is intrinsically difficult to decellularize and recellularize whole lung tissue to recapitulate its complex structure.

To return to the stereoscopic perception of three-dimensional space, one may recapitulate that it is because the two eyes receive different images of the same object that the stereoscopic percept happens; when the two images of the object are identical, then, except under very special conditions, the object has no three-dimensionality.