Sentence examples for which attempts to replicate from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hochberg is unusual in Westchester in his efforts to put up developments that promote interaction, borrowing themes from new urbanism, which attempts to replicate life in a small village.
The algorithm which attempts to replicate most closely known optimal configurations is considered the most successful.
Today, Turntable.fm has announced that it will shut down its 'virtual dj' product entirely to focus on its new Turntable Live platform, which attempts to replicate the 'being there' experience of live performances.
This is particularly the case in transethnic replication studies that incorporate resequencing data, which attempt to replicate findings of rare variants associated with disease.
Successful execution of sediment transport experiments, which attempt to replicate some of the important coastal processes found on long straight beaches, requires a method for establishing the proper longshore current.
When the cell attempts to replicate its DNA, these complexes are disrupted causing double-strand breaks, which, unless repaired, will be lethal to the cell.
Naturally, Mr. Pearl's second book attempts to replicate this feat.
This model also attempts to replicate the driving pattern observed on urban arterials in Ludhiana.
Mabbot also points out that later attempts to replicate the findings failed to do so.
This is not the crowded Catfish Row of previous stagings, all of which have attempted to replicate the ornately described world of the novel: Catfish Row, in which Porgy lived, was not a row at all, but a great brick structure that lifted its three stories about the three sides of a court.
To complicate matters further, there are many examples in which researchers attempted to replicate findings by others, without paying attention to sources of systematic error such as different animal strains or feeds [for some recent examples, see Oehlmann et al. (2006), Ohsako and Tohyama (2005), and vom Saal and Hughes (2005)].
