Sentence examples for which we reproduced from inspiring English sources
The phrase "which we reproduced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been copied or recreated from an original source. Example: "The data presented in this report is based on the findings from the previous study, which we reproduced for clarity."
For comparison with the literature, we relied heavily on Ref. [6], from which we reproduced several observables for all parameter sets we looked at.
Sharpstone et al. reported lactulose/ l-rhamnose mean ratios of 0.03 (SD ± 0.01) in their normal controls and 0.04 (SD ± 0.5) in their asymptomatic AIDS patients, which we reproduced in our cohort 0.03 (0.02), overall.
A measure of external consistency is the way in which our results are comparable with previous work in the area, from which we reproduced the written descriptions of five of the effects.
The Cochrane review found a small effect of placebo on pain, which we reproduced in this review for chronic pain, but not for acute pain, possibly because we were unable to include many acute pain trials that provided no baseline data.
Thus, the cultivation of highly disciplined ways of seeing and acting may be a critical mechanism by which we reproduce immense sociocultural systems (Bourdieu, 1977), from structural inequality to the inferential structure of mathematics.
We use one of category as "write category" in which burst data sent from the PWE to the MDR are written, while we use another category as "read category" from which we reproduce the burst data stored during past observations and send them to the ground.
A typical example is given in Figure 3 of Kapranov et al [7, p. 418], which we reproduce below, together with its explanatory caption.
This neuropeptide has no effect on phase or period in wild-type animals (Cheng et al., 2002), which we reproduce in our study.
A photographer on Reddit popped up with some particularly simple but useful tips this week, which we've reproduced below.
The report featured a chart (which we have reproduced before) that conveyed the difficulty of the task.
Fortunately, Rosenstein (who formerly worked at Google as product manager of Google Page Creator) has posted more information about their reasons for departure in a Facebook note to friends, which we have reproduced with his permission below.
