Sentence examples for that has been replicated from inspiring English sources

It is a depressing phenomenon, and one that has been replicated in towns all over the country.

They call it the "Pride Campaign": it is a methodical, well-honed approach to social marketing that has been replicated by diverse groups more than 200 times around the world — with some remarkable success stories.

In one study, which compared first-year interns at Brigham and Women's Hospital who worked on a regular schedule to those working on shorter, sixteen-hour shifts that included a nap, the sleep-deprived residents made more than double the number of attentional errors at night — a result that has been replicated multiple times.

A far more mature and extensive social media environment played a crucial role in organising the uprising against Mubarak, whose government responded by ordering mobile service providers to send text messages rallying his supporters – a trick that has been replicated in the past week by Muammar Gaddafi.

The latter is the first song the group recorded with Spector after he signed them to Philles Records in 1963, and showcases the full force of his production: echo-laden drums, multi-layered instruments and a swooning brass motif that has been replicated many times, including on Dion's Only You Know (also produced by Spector) and Jarvis Cocker's cheeky steal Don't Let Him Waste Your Time.

If the DSB arises at a locus that has been replicated, a template is available in the form of a sister chromatid.

However it is difficult to see how highly replicated associations could be spurious and we did observe a stronger correlation between FST and consistency of replicability for associations that have been replicated in at least 50% of the studies.

Mr. Bloomberg, he said, "had an aggressive approach, and it's led to 11 years of enormous accomplishments for the city and enactment of groundbreaking policies that have been replicated across the country".

Dr. Charles Stevens, a neurologist at the Salk Institute in San Diego, and a consultant to Motorola, said there had been many dozens of studies that failed to show health effects of microwave radiation like that emitted by cell phones, and he knew of no studies that had been replicated that showed effects.

When he examined all the studies that had looked at the hereditary nature of creative thought, he found that the most successful work — the work that had been replicated over time — didn't set out to study creative ability as such.

This is evident in the range of sophisticated behaviors that have been replicated including facial recognition and object tracking.