Sentence examples for which can be replicated from inspiring English sources

If it works, we want to roll out smaller projects, which can be replicated in any war zone".

Physics models can be tested in experiments, which can be replicated anytime, anywhere, but economic models cannot.

He added, "The reasons for McComb's orientation had to do with views and natural light, neither of which can be replicated, regardless of orientation, on the new site".

We trust the evaluation of this more holistic approach will show improved outcomes for children and their parents in the resettlement stages of their lives, serving as a model of best practice which can be replicated across the country.

Both the spatial distribution and species composition of each tree was recorded in the analysis which can be replicated elsewhere.

Treatment of effluent using natural surfactant CGAs is a cost effective and green process which can be replicated in industries.

Further work on the extent to which implementation, scale and context impact cost-effectiveness would also be useful to understand the degree to which strategies can be replicated elsewhere.

Twitter was also used to relay the comments of those watching in real time to the big screen and Jevans is believed to be in talks with the International Olympic Committee about the extent to which that can be replicated during the Games.

Our own NFTE growth plan entails increasing the number of young people in entrepreneurial education programs by using a digital strategy which hopefully can be replicated in the thousands of independent high schools across our nation.

Train cakes look easy given the obvious Swiss roll shape of the engine and the ease with which the wheels can be replicated but creating a full tank engine complete with a cabin needs serious cake engineering.

But they turned their season around and finished 14th, claiming 12 wins and seven draws in 27 games, a run which Skiverton believes can be replicated this term.