Sentence examples for replicated parts from inspiring English sources

The MDC-CC is a large cohort, and we replicated parts of our findings in the even larger MDC replication cohort.

Light ring years distinguished on the basis of each of these two methods differed considerably especially in the poorly replicated parts of the chronology.

We next analysed gene distribution between the early and late replicated parts of the large V. cholerae chromosome.

Genes belonging to 21 functional categories were counted within the early and late replicated parts of the large and the small chromosome of five Vibrionaceae species (see Table 1).

Data available for five sequenced and annotated Vibrio genomes (Table 1) were used and relative over- and under-representation of 21 gene categories were examined within the early and late replicated parts of the large and within the small chromosome (see Methods and Additional file 4).

And, once you start replicating parts, when is the work no longer the work?

I tried to replicate parts of it with a willingness to attack through our wing-backs.

Lilliputian locomotives move through mountains, forests, seacoasts and cities that replicate parts of Germany, Scandinavia and even America.

But perhaps what Haskel Besser liked best was the chance to replicate parts of the old world he knew as a boy.

The latest skirmish has seen the band dismiss the bassist's accusation that his replacement has been miming to his recordings onstage, saying he does exactly what Hook used to do – use backing tapes to replicate parts that can't be played live.

A conservation team is thus faced with a conundrum: as Lerner writes, "Once you start replicating parts, when is the work no longer the work?" Although this seems like a new concern in modern art, it's a familiar quandary in other artistic disciplines.