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The phrase "and failed to mimic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an inability to replicate or imitate something, often in a context of comparison or performance.
Example: "The new software was expected to replicate the features of the previous version, but it and failed to mimic the user interface."
Alternatives: "and did not replicate" or "and was unable to imitate".
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Plenty of apps have tried and failed to mimic what Uber does on the taxi side, but Arro told Crains it has a better chance due to a partnership with Creative Mobile Technologies, the technology provider that handles payments and entertainment on those little video screens in many of the cabs you see in NYC.
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However, these designs represent a rough conventional replacement, and fail to mimic the endogenous substance fate in human bodies.
Interestingly, C-T-CM protected beta-cells from TNF-alpha negative impact on GSIS and TNF-T-CM failed to mimic the impact of TNF-S-CM on sorted rat beta-cells and human islets.
Previous anti-inflammatory strategies against sepsis, a leading cause of death in hospitals, had limited efficacy in clinical trials, in part because they targeted single cytokines and the experimental models failed to mimic clinical settings [ 1- 3].
Although this model can reproduce the histopathological pattern of NASH in humans, it failed to mimic the clinical and etiologic aspects because the administration of the diet to the animals was forced.
While treatment with forskolin alone produced an increase in RXR-γ and a reduction in RAR-β mRNA levels, cyclopamine treatment failed to mimic these effects (Fig. 2E F).
Interestingly, the artificial sweetener failed to mimic the effects of sugar on social aggression and inflammatory responses.
The C. elegans PHP-3 protein may therefore prove to be a more suitable candidate for rescue and comparative experiments in Drosophila than the vertebrate Hox9 protein, which previously failed to mimic multiple Drosophila ABD-B functions in such experiments [41].
Yet connectionist models have failed to mimic even this worm.
Numerical simulations considering either a single component or a combination of two forces failed to mimic the experimental conditions (Supplementary Fig. 11).
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