Sentence examples for replicated in the next from inspiring English sources

If recent voting patterns in the north of Ireland are replicated in the next general election then the DUP will return with at least nine members of parliament while the UUP will go back to Westminster with just one.

But so far it has simply not worked, and General David Petraeus fell into the trap into which so many generals before him have fallen: He believed that what he learned in one war, the Iraq war, could be replicated in the next: Afghanistan.

We anticipate that the high retention rates achieved in this follow-up can be replicated in the next follow-up.

A far more mature and extensive social media environment played a crucial role in organising the uprising against Mubarak, whose government responded by ordering mobile service providers to send text messages rallying his supporters – a trick that has been replicated in the past week by Muammar Gaddafi.

The 11q centromeric region, which replicates late in human fibroblasts, replicated in the second half of S phase in CHO h11) cells.

The Times calculated that the findings, if replicated in the May 2015 general election, would give the SNP 47 MPs, with Labour in Scotland retaining 10 seats.

"Expectations are that the rate of growth we have experienced in the first six months of the year may not quite be replicated in the second half of the year, but nonetheless this latest rise in GDP is an extremely positive sign that the Scottish economy has the potential to sustain growth over the medium term".

In the 1938 radio drama The War of the Worlds, one of the Martian machines straddles the skyway (a scene replicated in the 2005 film wherein the first machine appears in the shadow of the bridge).

The two SNPs were replicated in the 1,370 male subjects of the FHS cohort.

Children in the Western and Coast provinces were significantly more likely to have not received EarlyBF, compared to the Eastern province, a finding observed in the 1998 data and replicated in the 2003 and 2008 2009 data.

This phenomenon was to be replicated in the 1960 s with 'delayed stress syndrome' or 'post-Vietnam syndrome' and ultimately led to the formal recognition of PTSD in the DSM-III [ 11].