Sentence examples for replicated events from inspiring English sources

We defined a certain gene as "expressed" when "present" exceeds 75% out of replicated events.

However, examples of such replicated events are rare.

But in case this sounds like the start of a horror tale that might replicate events in neighbouring Zimbabwe, rest assured.

Ms. Adshead has drawn on real cases to write "The Bogus Woman," and it may well be that the young woman's gruesome descent into the gutter replicates events in the lives of actual people.

A few models that are used to study drug-drug interactions replicate events closer to in vivo conditions, and such systems have reported synergism or antagonism with respect to anti-TB drugs that is otherwise not evident from in vitro studies (64).

Here, however, a short story is treated as a real incitement to murder (that the supposed victim is already dead is irrelevant), and an exhibition is treated as though it simply replicated historical events.

Sister-group comparisons offer a possibility to study replicated evolutionary events.

For repeatability, the major questions are, first, whether replicated evolutionary events converge on a single adaptive phenotype and, second, whether convergent phenotypes are caused by the same set of underlying genetic changes.

Next, the traveling behavior of SSO events was verified: we replicated that SSO events sweep the scalp with the most common pattern of propagation from frontal to posterior areas of the cortex at an average speed of 5±1 m/s (median, 3.4 m/s, with an inter-quartile range from 2.1 to 5.6 m/s).

We conclude by arguing that (1) individuals' coping appraisals need to be enhanced through communication strategies and other interventions which highlight that future floods may not replicate past events; and (2) the concept of residual risk needs to be communicated at all stages of a flood relief scheme, not just upon completion.

Replicating these events in the laboratory may lead to a partial endosymbiosis.