Sentence examples for but no replication from inspiring English sources

Thus they have the cell fusion activity but no replication ability, and can be explored as drug and vaccine delivery vectors.

Stallers engage in complex with both parasites and units of replications, but no replication happens.

Haplotype analysis in their Caucasian sib sample revealed a number of related significant 3 and 5 marker haplotypes (minimum global p = 0.006) but no replication data were presented and it is difficult to determine from the presented data to what extent these findings could be expected by chance.

Investigations of other chronic diseases are lacking, especially of respiratory diseases, yet there is one indication of an increased risk of asthma in adults [ 19], but with no replication of the findings.

Epidemiologist Sarah Medland of the Queensland Institute of Medical Research in Australia adds another note of caution: Most large-scale genetic studies replicate their findings using preexisting sets of data, Medland says, but "There was no replication here".

The association of AS with IL23R has been replicated in a Spanish population [ 34], in a Canadian population [ 35] and in a further English study [ 36], but as yet no replication has been reported in Asian populations.

When HTR2A was examined in the GENDEP cohort, as part of an analysis looking at 10 different candidate genes (n = 760), once again an association was seen with treatment outcomes, but there was no replication of the specific allelic relationship seen in STAR*D [ 38].

SNPs at the ZBTB38-RASA2 locus were associated with CJD in the UK (rs295301, p = 3.13 × 10−8) but these SNPs showed no replication evidence of association in German sporadic CJD or in kuru based tests.

Further studies performed in the human macrophage cell line THP-1 revealed intracellular survival and persistence of P. acnes but no intracellular replication or escape from the host cell.

The patient group was divided into two subgroups: (1) inactive carriers (IC), who demonstrated seroreactivity but no viral replication and (2) patients with chronic active hepatitis (CAH), including the clinical forms, who demonstrated liver cirrhosis and HCC.

Some consider that there is no replication in cultural evolution, but that memes are "attractor points" in culture (Atran 1998) or that cultural transmission is imitation rather than replication (Gatherer 1998).