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Studies such as those of McCreesh et al. [ 6] come closest to revealing discrepancies between an RDS sample and the target population, but cannot be replicated within the "hidden" populations within which RDS is typically employed.

Among the nonviable ones, we define "helpers" as those sequences which can replicate other molecules but cannot be replicated, "stallers" can engage molecules in complex, but can neither replicate them nor be replicated, "junk" cannot form complexes (these phenotypes are mostly inert), and "hybrids" sequences display a helper-like phenotype on one strand and staller-like on the other.

Programs supported by the foundation tend to be important experiments in selected schools and districts, but they cannot be replicated because of the lack of money in most of the other school districts.

"The talent being shown the door now is not only our top talent but also talent that cannot be replicated overnight," she wrote.

The Whitney has hung the murals in a gallery of their own, attempting to evoke the intimacy of the Eighth Street location, but the architectural setting cannot be replicated.

But some aspects of teaching cannot be replicated by distance learning.

He has written six times to Vitra and its fellow lobbyists asking which designs cannot be replicated, but has heard nothing.

"The unique and enriching experiences that you have at an HBCU cannot be replicated, but increased diversity means that you not only do you see through the eyes of another, but you also give them the opportunity to experience the lessons learned in college through your vantage point," Yusuf said.

But the same sort of tactics cannot be replicated in Afghanistan, where conditions were very different.

The quality is good, too, but not so good that the experience cannot be replicated at a couple of dozen Japanese restaurants in Manhattan.

But the intimacy Thérèse experienced with Anne cannot be replicated with Bernard; she tries to endure a suffocating marriage with the aid of letters, walks, and cigarettes.