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Meanings of replicate in English
Usage of replicate in English
1
Of course, there's no guarantee that you can replicate recent successes exactly.
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A good vaccine will try to replicate that kind of natural protection.
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Gardaí now plan to replicate the model across the south inner city.
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Conclusions: Findings both replicate and extend previous knowledge on PPI in dementia.
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He said Auckland did not want to replicate what happened in Melbourne.
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Scientists rarely have time to replicate and check every other scientists' findings.
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China is now the global powerhouse that we must seek to replicate.
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I say idiotic because, already, science can replicate meat using plant-based proteins.
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He attempts to replicate Messi's third goal, but chips weakly wide right.
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You can't replicate these conditions without causing grave injury to your subjects.
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Teva repeated its claims that Copaxone is a difficult product to replicate.
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Those sequels spawned countless schlocky imitators looking to replicate Craven's financial success.
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A steady hand is all that is needed to replicate the look.
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I try to replicate your experiment and hopefully reach the same conclusion.
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Most of the governance sweeteners Applied Materials offered are easy to replicate.
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We hope that we can replicate that for every couple, she says.
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