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But other researchers failed to replicate their results and it was clear that a mistake had been made.

In an error-ridden contest short on quality and atmosphere, Wales failed to replicate their devastating attacking form of earlier in the tournament.

Arsenal failed to replicate their form at Roma, drawing their next four matches and losing to Valencia in the final match to finish third in their group and thus, out of the competition.

It was released as joint-second single from the album – around the same time the United Kingdom received a parallel release for "Sex Is Not The Enemy" and "Bleed Like Me" was released in the U.S. Following on from the unexpectedly high chart positions for both the previous single "Why Do You Love Me" and the parent album Bleed Like Me, "Run Baby Run" failed to replicate their success.

90 This study failed to replicate their original findings.

In two of these studies, however, the authors failed to replicate their own findings.

Yet, as ever, the perceptions of the club are results dependent, although Thumm is adamant Bulova's partnership will endure even if United fail to replicate their trophy gathering escapades of the Sir Alex Ferguson era under new boss David Moyes.

More importantly, data from uncited papers fail to replicate their reported trend and one species in particular, Vireo olivaceus, is apparently deliberately omitted, yet its inclusion removes significance from the original correlation.

The results of many of these "-omics" publications have failed to replicate and their practical value has been limited, failing to translate into clinical practice.

There are also questions about why the Greens have failed to replicate the success of their 2010 election result, when they finished with 11.7% of the primary vote in the lower house, representing a swing of four percentage points in their favour and 13.1% of the vote in the Senate.

"People who replicated the experiments lost their reputations," Muller says, "while those who failed to replicate them got no credit whatsoever".