Sentence examples for replicating fine from inspiring English sources

Bionic hands have been a troublesome topic for research because of the inadequacy of current technology in replicating fine motor control.

We all love emoji, because there's no better way to express yourself than in the form of smiley (or not so smiley) faces those little graphics have even been used to replicate fine art.

Those images were then faithfully replicated in fine white stoneware by William Hackwood, Wedgwood's most skillful modeler, and the results used to embellish ceramic objects.

But Robertson replicated his fine form again to ease in to the last 16.

The aims of the ImmunoChip experiments are to replicate and fine map the known IBD susceptibility loci and to identify common links with other immune disorders.

Our results indicate that many of the QTL, which are genome-wide significant or suggestive in the analyses of large intercross populations, are true effects that can be replicated and fine-mapped using AIL.

The $50 Radio Shark 2 does a fine job replicating the TiVo experience for radio.

"No player wants to leave Barcelona," said the coach who did leave, worn out by the exhaustive expectations of replicating the world's finest style season after season.

Bring chamber of freeze-fracture machine to atmospheric pressure, remove replicated specimens with fine forceps and place under PBS in a well of a porcelain spotting dish.

Thus, although I have little doubt that the replicates look fine, based on the current Figure  2A I cannot really assess this.

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