Sentence examples for tends to recreate from inspiring English sources
Experiments shows that the electrospun nanofiber web tends to recreate the specific character of the supporting textile texture.
Specialists say that while Facebook users in the United States tend to recreate real-life social relationships online, many Japanese use Web anonymity to express themselves, free from the pressures to fit into a conformist workplace.
In the United States, research tends to focus on recreating a humanlike mind.
Though the Metropolitan Police took action against a number of "support" websites used for the scams, they tended to be recreated in days.
Ancestral CG dinucleotides that were subsequently lost by mutation tend to be recreated in the human genome, as indicated by a biased mutation and fixation pattern favoring new CGs that derived from TG/CA.
Our brains tend to generalize images, so paying attention to and recreating what your brain tends to skip over will not only create a more realistic image but teach you a lot.
Because it recreates polymorphism that is already present in the population, homoplasy tends to reduce the number of segregating sites and singleton polymorphisms that can actually be identified.
The talk of Sabbath among Christians tends to be about incorporating spots of mindfulness and quiet into everyday life, she added, not with recreating a collective Sunday experience.
