Sentence examples for but failed to repeat from inspiring English sources

Atorvastatin, in combination with cholinesterase inhibitor, has completed a phase 2 clinical trial and achieved a beneficial cognition and function [ 78], but failed to repeat the outcome in a 641-patient phase 3 clinical trial [ 79, 80].

Thus, we now have an original trial suggesting benefit in both low and high severity risk, with a constant relative risk reduction but variable absolute reduction, and two subsequent trials mimicking the low and high ends of the original trial but failed to repeat the positive findings.

Kansas City slowly but surely making a name for themselves Last year Kansas City were seen as a one-off wonder, the type of team that surprises all one season but fails to repeat the same trick the next.

Writing in today's Guardian, Erekat rebuffs accusations that he has been involved in "backdoor dealings" with Israel, but fails to repeat his previous claim that the documents – obtained by Al-Jazeera TV and shared with the Guardian – are "a pack of lies".

Parreira had won it, too, as coach in 1994, but then failed to repeat that success.

But he failed to repeat the success and, after years of heavy drinking and smoking, he contracted cancer in 2000 and passed away in 2006.

The drama had been expected to be a major player at the Oscars earlier this year, but it failed to repeat the journey taken by recent Sundance alumni Beasts of the Southern Wild and Precious.

Broadchurch started strongly for the channel on Monday nights but has failed to repeat the success of its first series, while the third run of Mr Selfridge, starring Jeremy Piven, launched with fewer than 6 million viewers against more than 9 million for its first run.

But the Celtics failed to repeat.

The SNP went into the 2011 election campaign with Labour leading in the polls, but the party failed to repeat this success a few months later in the Glenrothes by-election and, later, in Glasgow North East.

But the December data failed to repeat the trend, disappointing economists, who had generally expected a decline of 10,000 jobs.