Sentence examples for which could be replicated from inspiring English sources

His hope was to start an arts-and-crafts program, which could be replicated in the other camps.

But the Kurds are ever more independent from Baghdad, which could be replicated in Syria, where the Kurds have battled Isis for months.

The pilot project, which could be replicated in other cities, underpins China's ambitious plans to put at least half a million electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids on the road by 2015.

Questions are also asked at the policy level if there is a successful model which could be replicated elsewhere.

Genomic excision of the ectopic enhancer restored EVI1 silencing and led to growth inhibition and differentiation of AML cells, which could be replicated by pharmacologic BET inhibition.

An ITR which could be replicated by any wt or chimeric Rep was constructed by excluding the DNA elements required for specificity; the ITR5 spacer and the ITR2 nicking stem.

The figures provided here may therefore present a more positive picture than would be the case if we assessed the extent to which interventions could be replicated from the details provided.

Finally, we also included the primary tissue non-Geuvadis samples and identified 3,291 significant eQTL genes, of which 71% could be replicated in the Geuvadis LCL samples (98.34% with identical allelic direction).

This may also be a limitation of the review as the figures provided here without doubt present a more positive picture than would be the case if we were to make subjective judgements on the extent to which interventions could be replicated from the details provided.

Subsequently we performed eQTL mapping using all the hematological non-Geuvadis samples (n = 210), in which we identified 982 significant eQTL genes, of which 82% could be replicated in the Geuvadis samples (98.51% with identical allelic direction).

Indeed, what clinched the locating of genes on DNA in the first place was Watson and Crick's unraveling of the wonderfully simple mechanism by which such genes could be replicated and transmitted through the generations.