Sentence examples for systematically reproduced from inspiring English sources

But we don't see how Blake's ordeal is systematically reproduced across the country.

The documentation genre refers to information products created and systematically reproduced in order to support the internal deliberative and research activities of the organization.

The manuscript argues that this local scene is a key site in which to track broader structures of educational inequity by denaturalizing categories, differences, and modes of recognition through which raciolinguistic exclusion is systematically reproduced across contexts.

The adverse association was not systematically reproduced and this was possibly due to heterogeneity in study methods [ 63– 63].

"If you systematically reproduce while progressively accumulating small genetic abnormalities, you're loading the genome with a burden that can result in serious health problems".

In particular, the MPC is able to systematically reproduce a variety of well-known commercial solutions for energy savings, which include demand response, "economizer mode" and precooling/preheating.

This discrepancy between studies warrants further investigation, but indicates that these types of estimations may be difficult to systematically reproduce.

They found that the reproduced positions systematically deviated from their original positions.

In this work, we employed a mouse model of oropharyngeal candidiasis, in which the white plaque lesions were faithfully reproduced, to systematically characterize the composition of mucosal biofilms in situ.

Aggregated data representations systematically overestimated disease burden, and synthetic networks only reproduced the ground truth case when fitting errors systemically underestimated the total contact, compensating for the systemic overestimation from aggregation.

If your questions are systematically evaded or the results still can't be reproduced, you may have a problem.