Sentence examples for which we have replicated from inspiring English sources

The Koza et al. study [ 18] identified their adiposity signature, which we have replicated, in epididymal and retroperitoneal fat.

The C-terminal coiled-coil-forming regions of dystrophins and dystrobrevins have been shown to associate with each other[ 19, 20], an association which we have replicated using the yeast two-hybrid (Y2H) technique (data not shown).

The SD of the accuracies in scenarios in which we had replicates of training validation populations varied according to the type of prediction (within, multi-, acrors, or PB to CB).

Research on SEME, which we have already replicated in three more large multinational experiments conducted after the PNAS article was completed, shows unequivocally that unregulated search rankings pose a serious threat to the democratic system of government.

Thus, the modest fold changes could be one explanation for the relatively poor validation rate, which we have estimated at 60% (nine replicated fold changes out of 15 comparisons).

Maynard Smith and Szathmáry have demonstrated that the chromosome can evolve by genes linking together and outcompeting the cells with independently replicating genes [ 21], which we have also shown.

To compare CM and AG transcriptomes, we profiled the RNA expression in blood samples for which we had five replicates per species.

A tipster informs us that one trigger happy Apple iOS designer has already released a test link into the wild (which we've seen but are not replicating here).

One of the most striking aspects of "The Daoud Affair" (as Adam Shatz has aptly called it) has been the degree to which Daoud's moves have replicated ones previously made by Camus.

Also memorable were the various versions of boiled eggplant you see in Japan, one of which I've replicated here.

This model, which KCDF has replicated across the country seeks to challenge a dependency mindset which still runs deep, by tapping into the intrinsic nature of "horizontal philanthropy" that is deeply embedded systems of giving and reciprocity that form the backbone of local communities.