Sentence examples for then replicated in from inspiring English sources

Following the process of replication logic, data were first collected in Case 1 and then replicated in Case 2 in exactly the same way.

Adding a simple detergent breaks the liposomes open, releasing the DNA, which is then replicated in a process called real-time PCR, producing a fluorescent signal that can be detected.

As the dirty war progressed, however, such disadvantages were forgotten: he was one of the founders of Koevoet (Crowbar), a murderous anti-insurgency unit notorious for its activities in Namibia, which were then replicated in C1.

It was as if that first startling instant of spring -- when the trees started popping out little-fisted leaves and the ground was spongy with thaw -- had been stalled and then expanded; the brief spring second here was repeated over and over, multiplied within itself and then replicated in a riot of leaves, steam and fungus".

The basic structure of the FDPS was then replicated in a bigger sample of Swiss adults (N = 538).

His death led to rioting in the area which was then replicated in towns and cities across England.

It then replicates in the nose and throat before frequently spreading to the lower respiratory tract.

Our previous studies comparing SIV genotypes in the CNS versus plasma have suggested that latent SIV can emerge from the CNS, traffic out of the brain, and then replicate in the periphery [24].

The bacterium may then replicate in the liver and spleen, such that control of the bacterium at this point is dependent upon T cell-mediated immunity.

As such, teachers' knowledge and beliefs about teaching and learning were developed over the many years of their own educations, through "apprenticeship of observation" (Lortie, 1975), in traditional lecture-based settings that they then replicate in their own classrooms.

However, it is still unclear to what extent AD- or PD-associated protein aggregates are self-propagating in a prion-like manner, i.e., how efficiently they fragment into progeny seeds, and how efficiently such progeny seeds then replicate in further cycles of growth and fragmentation.