Sentence examples for was to be replicated from inspiring English sources

K7's reward was to be replicated in the hundreds of thousands, possibly millions, all across the Soviet Union.

Sulzberger and Rosenthal saved The Times by, among other things, introducing lavishly illustrated and deeply reported specialty sections in the daily papers, which attracted readers and advertisers; the move was to be replicated widely by other papers in America and around the world.

This phenomenon was to be replicated in the 1960 s with 'delayed stress syndrome' or 'post-Vietnam syndrome' and ultimately led to the formal recognition of PTSD in the DSM-III [ 11].

If the far closer election results of 1964-79 were to be replicated we could end up in near perpetual coalition.

If these numbers were to be replicated on election day, the SNP would secure 54 of Scotland's 59 seats.

We all (including men) have a role in determining whether these problems are to be replicated or resisted.

Twenty capital market executives from Tanzania, who were at the stock exchange on Sunday, were among the first to take part in the training scheme, which is to be replicated across east Africa and beyond.

This capability is essential when non-sinusoidal loading conditions are to be replicated.

If these studies were to be replicated using geotagged photographs, it is likely the data collection, management and analysis could be streamlined using a digital approach.

Nevertheless, some recent studies have pointed out the difficulties that are found when the early prediction results are to be replicated in different patient databases.

The study authors reported the benefits to be realistic training without any of the associated risks that would occur if the virtual scenarios were to be replicated in a real world setting.