Sentence examples for system to replicate from inspiring English sources
Studying what they have accomplished, and changing the financial incentives in our system to replicate it, could make care far better for patients in McAllen.
Pallo Jordan, propagandist, ANC activist and former minister, recalls his own clashes with Mandela as he tried to test this evolving system, to replicate the rowdy rebellions of the party's national executive inside Mandela's first cabinet.
She urged the EU, the World Bank and the UN system to replicate what the UK had done, especially in this critical year when the development agenda for the next 15 years is being fine-tuned.
The ability of a prosthetic system to replicate a wide range of normal anatomy appears dependent in part to its capacity to produce variable prosthetic geometries.
Building on their development of the first culture system to replicate fully the pathology behind Alzheimer's disease, a Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) research team has now produced a system that includes neuroinflammation, the key biological response that leads to the death of brain cells.
The reason a trained geologist is easier for a computer system to replicate than a six-year-old child is not a secret: it's because the computer lacks the child's common sense-that collection of intuitive facts about the world that are hard to reduce to logical principles.
From the in vitro perspective, I will present our work engineering 3D culture systems to replicate and study physiologically relevant cancer cell migration behaviors.
In the Pékerman era Argentina not only won four under-20 world titles (the last that 2005 starburst), but clubs in the domestic top tier were inspired to rearrange their own coaching systems to replicate and feed into the Pékerman vision of small perfectly balanced ball-players and a style based on rapid "vertical" attacking movement.
In contrast to TCP, which relies on the "one size fits all" paradigm, native tissue-specific ECM may be a more rational model to approach engineering 3D tissue-specific culture systems to replicate the in vivo niche.
Like all viruses, HIV-1 relies on host systems to replicate.
Therefore, it is common for distributed database systems to replicate transactional log from a primary node to one or multiple backup replicas.
