Sentence examples for recapitulating the issue from inspiring English sources

Recapitulating the issue in his own voice in 1845, Bauer identified a tension in Hegel's thought between Spinoza and Fichte, between inert, undifferentiated substance and creative form.

In this issue of Breast Cancer Research, Rajkumar and coworkers [ 1] take a step further in recapitulating the protective effect of pregnancy.

However, few cell culture model can recapitulate the tissue microenvironment and intercellular signaling in vitro.

Recapitulating the lines of the front fenders, the pontoon rear fenders complete the car's sleek and sensuous body.

Michael Behe attacks Darwinism at the molecular level, recapitulating the case he made in his 1996 book, "Darwin's Black Box".

In real life, recapitulating the 19th century is both stupid and boring.

One possible approach to this issue is to control the culture environment to recapitulate the in vivo liver development.

It would take too long to recapitulate the entire ordeal here.

In addition, the use of mouse models often presents ethical issues and, more importantly, the mouse mammary microenvironment does not faithfully recapitulate the human mammary microenvironment [ 11].

In the following we (1) recapitulate the main results, (2) propose possible explanations for the observed sensitivity to the stimulus statistics and discuss its significance, before closing on (3) the issue of intrinsic cell-to-cell variability.

The author, Andre Parinaud recapitulated the attacks and counterattacks.