Sentence examples for replicating ability from inspiring English sources

Several programmed cell death processes in the embryo are accompanied by cell senescence [ 19– 21], which is characterized by the irreversible loss of replicating ability.

Histological examination and cell culture studies showed that crystalloid hyperkalemic cardioplegia impairs vascular endothelium and reduces the replicating ability of coronary endothelial cells [ 9, 10].

As expected, no replicating ability was observed for plasmids constructed with oriC3-cdc6D* or with the fragments containing cdc6B, cdc6C and cdc6F (Additional file 2).

With that, you can pretty much replicate the ability to "touch" something.

All recordings were made with 'A' frequency-weighting decibel scale as this most closely replicates the ability of the human ear to filter low-frequency noise.

The Z7 is the new flagship, and it closely replicates the ability of the popular Nikon D850, while adding a variety of improvements.

Contrary to this report, two independent studies have failed to replicate the ability of CD9 null oocytes to fuse with sperm after co-incubation with wild-type oocytes or medium containing CD9-associated EVs. CD9-associated EVs

The research for that book and De Vos' unique-and never again replicated-ability to bridge psychodynamic psychology and cultural anthropology provided the background for his dramatic expert witness work in the Sirhan Sirhan trial.

While the different avatars are divided across four classes (Offense, Defense, Tank and Support) and share common traits, no one character replicates the abilities of another completely.

In the late 1950's a field of study emerged that tried to build systems that replicated human abilities like speech, hearing, manual tasks and reasoning.

This indicates the participants' ability to distinguish stimulus velocities (perceptual ability) and their attempt to replicate them (motor ability), though they fail in exact reproduction.