Sentence examples for replicating the pattern from inspiring English sources
Fans on the Radiohead forum At Ease have discovered that the group have set up a new company called Dawn Chorus LLP – whose five officers are the five members of the band – replicating the pattern of their last two albums.
The moth-eye polydimethylsiloxane substrates were obtained by simply replicating the pattern of the commercial U-shaped anodic aluminum oxide templates.
Sexual dimorphism was also noted in the IVD response to in utero DES exposure, replicating the pattern noted in bone and articular cartilage.
44% of males use tobacco, while only 6% of females do, replicating the pattern of male-dominated tobacco use across India [ 7].
Second, in order to reduce the impact of false positive calls if any, we repeated the analysis excluding singletons, since it is at these sites where the highest proportion of error is expected (FDR = 4.4%, see Table S4 from [ 31]), and we observed identical results, replicating the pattern of reduced MAF around the most conserved genes (Additional file 1: Figures S11-S13).
The fundamental procedure of nanoimprint lithography is replicating the patterns defined in the stamp to any deformable materials such as photoresist spun on substrates by pressing and the physical shape of the resist is deformed during the imprinting process.
To better examine whether the two assays demonstrate similar patterns of gene expression changes, we estimated the mean differential expression of TNFAIP3, OIP5, MUL1, CTSB and BCL2L10 derived from each method with the goal of replicating the patterns of differential expression.
One month into his reign at the Royal Blues, Roberto Di Matteo has faithfully replicated the pattern of inconsistent performances set by his predecessor Jens Keller.
That film, which stars Steve Carell, must now hope to replicate the pattern of "Date Night," Mr. Carell's last comedy, which opened with a so-so $25 million but managed to take in about $100 million before its run was over.
The most visionary of them contemplate the routine renewal of the body's organs in a Lincoln's axish sort of way.In theory, only the brain could not plausibly be replaced this way (any replacement would have to replicate the pattern of its nerve cells precisely in order to preserve an individual's memory and personality).
In general, these results replicate the pattern observed in Experiment 1. Appendix 2 reports the number of observations for correct rejections at the last point for each scale.
