Sentence examples for replicated features from inspiring English sources

At temperatures of 90°C and 110°C, polymers became fluidic enough to enhance lateral filling under a pressure of 4.7 bar, resulting in inversely replicated features with vertical sidewalls that were seemingly appropriate for the subsequent phase-shift mask effect, as shown in Figure 3b and 3c.

It mostly replicates features that you can get just as easily elsewhere — favourite contacts for instance, and notifications that are shown up at the top anyway.

The model replicates features of real-world adoption of RG practices in the Eastern US and illustrates pathways toward greater multifunctionality in the dairy landscape.

That's why it's replicating features from other apps and pulling content like videos and news articles inside its app.

Conclusions: Mice administered a diet accurately reflecting patterns associated with humans afflicted with MetS can reliably replicate features of MetS, NASH and significant liver fibrosis.

Formulations with medium and light body consistencies are further evaluated for their ability to accurately replicate features on both the gross and microscopic levels.

We're also hearing rumors of a lightweight airport express "light", losing the printer sharing and WiFi replicating features, but keeping the wireless music capabilities, probably also using 802.11n.

We conclude that albeit there is increasing need for research on pathogenesis of the disease and development of improved models, current models do replicate features of dystonia and are useful tools to develop urgently demanded treatment for this debilitating disorder.

In addition, these mice exhibit neuropathologies including astrocytosis, degeneration of neuronal dendrites, neuronal apoptosis, and increased infiltration of activated monocytes [70], all of which replicate features of HIV-associated neurologic disease (HAND).

We hypothesized that the metastases in our engineered bone would replicate features of BC-induced bone lesions.

Moreover, mice immunised with murine Jo-1 develop a striking combination of muscle and lung inflammation that replicates features of the human antisynthetase syndrome [ 51].