For years, it was extremely difficult to publish a direct replication, or a failure to replicate an experiment, in a good journal.
Given the unexpected direction of the interaction of smoking with BMI, we attempted a direct replication of this finding using data from the independent ESTHER cohort, in which we had first described the smoking × alcohol interaction [13].
In the first stage, we attempted to replicate 20 of the 29 exact published SNPs (i.e. direct replication) available in the HUFS dataset.
However, the film is reportedly not a direct replication of events.
We conducted a direct replication of this imaging study in a separate behavioral experiment (n = 102).
Evidence reviews confirm that while lessons should be learned from successful initiatives, direct replication is seldom entirely effective.
Russell's movie is not a direct replication of events, but will see Bale play a conman working with an "out-of-control federal agent" (played by Cooper).
For the replication analyses in the current paper (Supplementary Figure 4), only the data from the direct replication block (i.e., ×2, ×4, ×6) were used.
Here, we review the different viruses able to direct replication and gene expression in yeast and discuss their main contributions in the understanding of virus biology.
Indeed, this could be the first bio-mimetic approach of creating effective tribological materials by the direct replication of natural surfaces.
"It's made me realise that if I'm going to start a new line of work that's going to involve a direct replication with materials sharing, I need to budget for the time and energy to make it happen early on," he says.
