Sentence examples for try to recapitulate from inspiring English sources
While many treatments focus on restoring bone volume, few try to recapitulate bone organization.
The canines get around a huge hurdle that mice, zebrafish, and other organisms present when researchers try to recapitulate human disease.
All these methods try to recapitulate, in different ways, the multistep process of neural development that occurs in the embryo, from neural induction to the terminal differentiation of neurons and glial cells.
After you read a chapter, close your eyes and try to recapitulate all that you have read.
We are trying to recapitulate the orchestrated balance found in the fetus".
I'm not trying to recapitulate Indian music or pretend that I'm playing Indian music".
He did not have a late great period, even when he tried to recapitulate, or to introduce new materials, like coloured sheets of Perspex, which made all the steel and bronze blush with refracted colour.
"Egglab" tries to recapitulate the evolution of crypsis in nightjar eggs by asking the public to act as predators and play "spot the egg" in photos of places where these ground-nesting birds might lay their clutches.
Thus, the design of novel materials is trying to recapitulate the molecular events involved in the production, clearance and interaction of molecules within tissue in pathologic conditions and regeneration of tissue/organs.
In the same week, scientists announced they can cure HIV in mice, courtesy of CRISPR — and the wealthiest nation in the world, again apparently trying to recapitulate the 19th century, stripped healthcare from 24 million of its poorest citizens in favor of tax cuts for its wealthiest residents.
But even those who disagree with the result say Abzhanov and his student Bhart-Anjan Bhullar, now a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Chicago, have demonstrated a powerful new approach: pinning down how the anatomy changed using fossils, then trying to recapitulate the changes in the lab by tinkering with genetic signals.
