Sentence examples for replicated over a from inspiring English sources
The patterned area in each 300-nm period mould is 10 mm × 10 mm, while that for the 150-nm period mould is 5 mm × 5 mm, enabling equal-sized imprints to be replicated over a wafer surface.
The main problem is that at this scale we can still distinguish the signals from a variety of local processes and cannot ignore them by averaging, while the sheer number of these processes replicated over a large enough territory makes the system extremely complex, structurally diverse, and ecologically heterogeneous.
The stabilizing effect of stimulus removal has been replicated over a large range of blanking and presentation durations by Noest et al. 74 and has been refined with a multi-timescale extension by Brascamp et al. 75 to cover their experimental findings.
In contrast, the action of UNG on uracil in a stretch of exposed single-stranded DNA may yield an abasic site that is replicated over by a translesion polymerase rather than repaired.
PCR is an enzymatic process in which a specific region of DNA is replicated over and over again to yield many copies of a particular sequence.
The discrimination is crucial to prevent the neighbors' keys from being replicated over and over again in the network.
These data are also on par with offline bystander intervention that have been replicated over and over again since the 1970s.
What works stunningly well for a fortnight is impossible to replicate over a longer period.
NOSE cultures, derived by scraping the surface of the ovary, are highly homogenous and provide conditions in which normal cells replicate over a limited number of generations.
Art in America devoted its June cover to his hypnotic "Jellyfish Eyes Posi," in which a trademark image, a cartoonish eye, is replicated over and over.
Girls exposed to elevated androgens prenatally, because they have the genetic condition, congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH), show increased male-typical toy, playmate, and activity preferences, a finding replicated in over a dozen studies from several independent research groups in several different countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Sweden, and Germany [ 18].
