Sentence examples for replicate the example from inspiring English sources

Today's veterans are eager to earn post-secondary degrees — and to replicate the example of the generation that returned from World War II and fueled our prosperity.

The Tymoshenko case in Ukraine, Mr. Popescu said, is "an extremely worrying sign that Yanukovich is moving to exert a monopolistic control over politics, to replicate the example of Vladimir Putin in Russia — though actually much faster than Putin did this".

As a first approach we tried to replicate the examples given by Bramelt et al. using suitable chemical patterns and a CSD [5] subset of about 73,000 molecules as a database.

Those gains have been achieved amid a political controversy that has at times seemed almost unprecedented but which in many ways replicates the example of two of the law's forerunners, Medicare and Medicaid.

Whether a mechanical tapping can replicate the latter examples seems doubtful, but he says they have tested doppel and have found tangible results for calming or increasing alertness use-cases.

Ms. Kapp, the consultant, said companies in some other retail categories, like apparel, might find it difficult to replicate the Toys RR" Us example.

Although our results may be an effect of using multiple genomic DNA in the control channels for our experiments, we believed that even if the array experimental design consisted of only a single genomic DNA in the Cy5 channel this effect would not replicate the eukaryotic tumour examples.

In this example we replicate the plot from the Using a a filled region to show the error bounds example, but this time use a pattern to full the region.

For example, Nestle struggled to replicate the bright color that Yellow 5, a food dye also known as tartrazine, adds to a product like a Butterfinger chocolate bar.

And third, the findings are challenged by independent efforts to replicate; for example, the initial findings concerning the stimulating effects of estrogenic chemicals on the mouse prostate (Nagel et al. 1997; vom Saal et al. 1997) were independently replicated and extended by Gupta (2000), which led to an editorial identifying "initial results confirmed" (Sheehan 2000).

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