Sentence examples for replicated activities from inspiring English sources

But so far it has mostly replicated activities that the US and Russia pioneered decades ago.

The challenge is to sustain programme processes with governmental and NGO partners, and to find ways to replicate activities that are considered successful.

Bundled together, such interventions create a coherent and legitimised set of rules about the conduct of practice; where enacting those rules is made to become a normal component of everyday work; and where individual participants are encouraged to replicate activities common to their peers.

Although an attractive explanation for modification of glucose sensing by AMPK, the inhibition of GK activity was not replicated when AMPK activity was stimulated with the direct AMPK activator [ 33], A-769662.

Reporting of such information would play an important role in replicating successful activities in other conflict areas.

Current approaches to pilot projects lack clearly-defined project monitoring mechanisms that provide information on the sustainability and ability to replicate project activities at policy and programme levels.

Bishop Paride plans to offer trainings and to mentor South Sudanese from different areas to be agents of peace and to replicate the activities in Kuron in other areas of South Sudan.

In Los Barrios, providers' self-confidence went beyond replicating the activities contained in the Guidelines, into developing their own initiatives and adapting them in the course of the implementation.

Although this has not yet been proven, MMF might be more effective in rapidly proliferating tumor cells than in tumors with a lower replicating activity.

Nitazoxanide has weak replicating activity and is bactericidal to M. tuberculosis in a minimal nonreplicating model (7H9, pH 5.0, containing 0.5 mM NaNO2−) (37).

Secondary or accessory mutations often cause resistance when present in combination with other mutations or compensate for the diminished replicate activity that can be associated with drug resistance [ 2].