Sentence examples for fail to mimic from inspiring English sources

In addition, more often than not, these animal models fail to mimic human sepsis [101, 102].

Over the last year or so, we've seen countless startups try (and usually fail) to mimic Groupon's stunning growth.

Two-dimensional (2D) cultures often fail to mimic key architectural and physical features of the tumor microenvironment.

But DAT knock-down mice fail to mimic the observed sensorimotor deficits in PPI observed in humans (Ralph-Williams et al. 2003).

Scaffolds often fail to mimic essential functions of the physiologic extracellular matrix (ECM) that regulates cell-cell communication in tissue microenvironments.

Anatomically, as well as functionally, any graft material generally will fail to mimic the complex nature of the native ACL and therefore will inevitably alter the kinematics of the knee joint.

Yet connectionist models have failed to mimic even this worm.

No: what's devastating is how gallantly Banville tries and how comprehensively he fails to mimic James's style.

But the government-led program fails to mimic the way manufacturers of goods in real markets mothball capacity in a downturn, trimming supply in line with demand, thus limiting price falls.

All the developed models with stage as a single input failed to mimic stage discharge relationship.

Other authors performed haemodilution before the induction of injury in order to standardize coagulopathy, which certainly fails to mimic the clinical situation [59].