Sentence examples for replicated instances from inspiring English sources

Several studies have documented replicated instances of insular gigantism and dwarfism (or both) among insular populations of squamate reptiles (e.g., [11], [18], [19], [20], [21]).

Despite the importance of character displacement for inferring the role of selection in morphological evolution however, replicated instances of sympatric morphological divergence are understudied.

Together these suggest that the morphological divergence observed in sympatry represents replicated instances of character displacement, and that selection from competitive interactions has driven parallel evolution of morphological divergence in these species.

Movement of digital objects from one repository to another will still leave them available to users who are authorized to access them, while replicated instances of objects in multiple repositories will provide alternatives to users who are better able to interact with certain parts of the Internet than with others.

Similarly, the oversampling technique adds new or replicated instances in the minority class until the difference factor with the majority class is reached.

In future investigations, it is our intention to explore techniques for artificially balancing classes, such as Undersampling, which eliminates instances of the majority class [25], and Oversampling, which replicates instances of the minority class [11].

We conservatively estimated σ s by computing the sample variance for paired replicate instances for the chemical across different batches and averaging across pairs.

Company laws are easily replicated, for instance.

Could the effect achieved in this picture be replicated, for instance?

Many of these – Heaton Hops in Stockport, the Prairie Schooner in Urmston, BarBeerian in Whitefield – double-up as bottle shops, too, a formula replicated at, for instance, Cardiff's Gravity Station or Tall Boys in Leeds.

In some instances they replicated scenes from history or daily life with a disarmingly amateurish innocence.