Sentence examples for repeated widely from inspiring English sources

LINE-1 methylation status is thought to represent the genome-wide DNA methylation status, since LINE-1 sequences are highly repeated, widely interspersed human retrotransposons.

Yet Brazil's efforts (themselves at risk due to a faltering economy) are not repeated widely.

If you went looking you would find that figure repeated widely in the neuroscience literature and beyond.

Mr. Kenyatta's running mate, William Ruto, who was sworn in as deputy president and who has also been charged by the international court with crimes against humanity, then repeated widely criticized comments made by a senior American official.

For several years it was unimitated; later, when its great strength for railroad loading was appreciated, it was repeated widely, in increasing span lengths, many exceeding 500 feet (152 metres).

It is perfectly possible for him to be both the wealthy, solipsistic dilettante his critics see, and at the same time the representative of a different kind of politics – one which, if it were repeated widely, would destroy Westminster as we know it by subverting the discipline of the party whips that allows the government to get its business through parliament.

But recent events — from the misleading statements in convention speeches to television advertisements repeating widely debunked claims — have raised new questions about whether the political culture still holds any penalty for falsehood.

He calls it "Baracknophobia" and shows clips of blow-dried anchors and experts repeating widely-believed but baseless rumours – that the Democrat is actually a secret Muslim, a plagiarist, a misogynist etc.

It also repeated the widely held opinion that it is important to minimise unnecessary medical attention and to try and prevent rumours and media reports.

He repeated a widely held rumor among ethnic Kyrgyz, saying that when the rioting broke out, Uzbeks had invaded a Kyrgyz women's dormitory and raped several women.

President Mubarak, an air force pilot when Egypt attacked Israel in 1973, has often repeated the widely held belief here that Egypt's early success in that war restored its pride and allowed it to make peace.