Sentence examples for replicate the role from inspiring English sources
Stanford proposes to replicate the role it has played in the growth of Silicon Valley, as an incubator of high-tech talent, innovation and business.
But while a cleric he is not an ayatollah, and so far has been talked of less as a potential leader than as someone who might replicate the role Rafsanjani played behind the scenes in helping Khamenei secure his position when he succeeded Khomeini.
While Orphaned Land are able to perform onstage with twenty musicians in their homeland of Israel, they have to rely on a computer to replicate the roles of the guest musicians for concerts elsewhere.
When query traffic is predominantly routed to a few responsible peers our strategy replicates the role of "being responsible for" to neighboring peers so that they can absorb query traffic.
This implies that GGDE model in Horava Lifshitz cosmology replicates the role of Phantom dark energy model at present time if (frac{8pi G_mathrm{c}beta }{3} < frac{2}{3}).
We have obtained that GGDE model in Horava Lifshitz cosmology replicates the role of Phantom dark energy model at present time if (frac{8pi G_mathrm{c}beta }{3} < frac{2}{3}).
UCMS replicates the role of stress in eliciting MDD, with rodents developing a depressive-like syndrome after several weeks of random exposure to mild social and environmental stressors.
This model replicates the role of stress in eliciting physiological and behavioral changes that are homologous to a depressive-like syndrome in mice and respects the time frame of onset and efficacy of antidepressant treatment [ 39].
Studies have consistently replicated the role of executive function deficits in ADHD [ 8- 10], however, further elaboration and understanding are needed at a behavioural level of analysis for what has been termed as the motivational pathway in ADHD.
Regarding classic risk factors, we replicated the role of suicidal history and suicidal ideation, hopelessness, impulsivity and significant loses in suicide risk irrespective of diagnosis [ 44, 46] being highly prevalent, although they were more frequent in the non-SSD group.
Select bacterial homologs have been shown to affect swarming (Inoue et al., 2007) and sporulation (Rahn-Lee et al., 2009), but these systems have not explicitly replicated the role of the human homolog as a chloride channel.
