Sentence examples for consistently replicate from inspiring English sources

The authors concluded that: 1) if between-study heterogeneity reaches certain thresholds, it may not be practically possible to consistently replicate some true associations, no matter how large the studies are, and 2) replication sample sizes of 40,000 subjects or even larger are essential for generating sufficient power to replicate an association of small or modest effect size [28].

Scientists have been unable to devise computer simulations that consistently replicate past jolts to the climate, leaving intellectual heartburn about the future.

Red Bull have always had strong race pace this season but they struggled for the first two-thirds of the year to consistently replicate it in qualifying.

It has also shown that due to the load weight, speed and duration of the task that is routinely used in military training and soldier fitness regime, subjects were able to consistently replicate their kinematic patterns throughout the experimental task.

Yet, for the antibiotics of this work, we could not find significantly different costs of resistance (Fig. S4) which may explain why we cannot consistently replicate the observation that the antibiotic encountered first determines treatment success (Fig. 1B, D).

The associations were not consistently replicated (50%), resulting in a score of 0 in the Consistency criterion.

Writing in the May issue of Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention, the authors said, "Simple and inexpensive approaches to prostate cancer prevention would be of great public health significance, and it is unfortunate that the initial results on lycopene and tomato products from well-conducted studies could not be consistently replicated".

The most consistently replicated structural anomaly present in the brains of patients with chronic schizophrenia is ventricular enlargement.

Experimental results showed that microstructures with aspect-ratio as high as 20 can be consistently replicated with high fidelity.

None of these associations have been consistently replicated and the causal genetic variants remain to be identified, but it shows that the family approach is promising for migraine.

Notably, a bilingual effect in older adults has not been consistently replicated, while benefits of musical training have been found across age groups.