Sentence examples for setting out to replicate from inspiring English sources

Setting out to replicate the British researchers who cloned the sheep Dolly, a team at Kinki University used cells taken from the oviducts and cumulus, the tissue that surrounds the oocytes, or egg cells, of a single adult cow.

So Congress set out to replicate the success of long-distance competition in local markets.

Two weeks ago, a pair of reporters who set out to replicate the experiment struggled with similar inhibitions.

The researchers first set out to replicate this gecko feature by fabricating tiny plastic pyramids on a hard backing.

Starting this summer, I set out to replicate that approach — and apply it to Trump's charitable giving more generally.

"We greatly respect the talent of Beach House and never set out to replicate a specific song of theirs or anyone else's".

When I was writing the stories in Foreign Soil I set out to replicate what I would do at the microphone – to transcribe the sounds, accents, rhythms of speech on to the page.

One group of psychologists, lead by a team at Georgia Tech, set out to replicate the Jaeggi findings, but with more careful controls and seventeen different cognitive-skills tests.

On a recent Tuesday, the Central Park Mom set out to replicate her test, in the company of her preschool sons, Harrison and Myles, and her mother, Kathryn Rabinow, who was visiting from Texas and agreed to do most of the buying.

Some musical homages, like the soul-stealing cameras feared by certain pre-modern tribes, have a potentially negative effect on the artist or genre they set out to replicate.

But what I didn't factor in when I set out to replicate the Walton family was that they would all turn into the Krays at exactly the same time.