Sentence examples for and cannot be replicated from inspiring English sources

Savory's contrarian position, and the fact that his results rely mostly on self-reporting and cannot be replicated experimentally (too many factors to account for), has made his claims suspect in the scientific community.

White phosphorus is not forbidden in Afghanistan, though American and NATO rules restrict its use only to when its burning effects are deemed necessary and cannot be replicated by other munitions.

Although government engineers say the stimulation is downright fraudulent and cannot be replicated at the F.C.C.'s radio lab, the compact disk has had a substantial impact on the debate in Congress and has repeatedly been cited by lawmakers as evidence of the need to block the low-power radio program.

The Silicon Valley ecosystem is unique and cannot be replicated – I should know I ran one of their pinups!

"Is it bigoted to recognise that the complementarity of a man and a woman in a union open to procreation is unique and cannot be replicated by other unions?" she asked, to cheers.

The history of colonization of pastoral societies in the nineteenth century has been discussed in detail by Gufu Oba and others and cannot be replicated here in any detail, and I therefore will discuss what is deemed the most important to this study.38 The Borana were the dominant force in southern Ethiopia and northern Kenya from the sixteenth century up until the dawn of twentieth century.

Doubters say that high-quality programs like Perry and ABC cannot be replicated and scaled up.

The perspective in a successful novel, one of deep insight and intimacy, cannot be replicated in any other form; if the news is a conveyor of, mostly, dreary fact, novels are conveyors of reason.

Secondly, robust activation of TLR9 requires the intact RNA DNA hybrid, and this cannot be replicated by the constituent single-stranded nucleic acids.

It carries with it hundreds of protections, benefits and responsibilities that cannot be replicated in any other way.

The fusion, the melting, the integration of structure and ornament and the demented frenzy that drove Gaudí to do strange things with comatose turkeys and dead babies cannot be replicated.