Sentence examples for has only replicated from inspiring English sources

In an e-mail, a Nissan spokesman, Steve Yaeger, said engineers found "this particular location has unique roadway construction, which caused the system to activate; it is a situation that has only replicated in this particular spot".

The authors of the report found that a shift to digital platforms has only replicated existing disparities — a dismal 26percentt of stories in online mediums featured women as subjects.

However, despite other research groups attempting to replicate this finding using the same approach in much larger samples (Lydecker et al., 2012; Raevuori et al., 2008), it has only been replicated once by the same group of researchers (Culbert et al., 2013).

The question of novelty: As was pointed out this is not the first demonstration of light-evoked activation or silencing of neural activity, so in that regard we have only successfully replicated others.

Most of the studies on the genetics of pain have either failed to be replicated or have only been partially replicated.

For example, CTCF mediated interactome in mouse ES cells has only 38% overlap between biological replicates, suggesting dynamic feature of CTCF mediated chromatin-chromatin interactions; while 98% peaks identified in CTCF ChIA-PET study can be found in ChIP-Seq peak data of CTCF, reflecting strong association of CTCF with chromatin fibers [ 12].

Sera were obtained from 38 (30 cancer and 8 control) subjects, fractionated, and analyzed by MALDI-TOF MS. We obtained 507 spectra with the following numbers of replicates per subject: 28 subjects had 12 replicates; 5 subjects had 24 replicates; 4 subjects had 11 replicates; and 1 subject had only 7 replicates.

In the simplest case, the adaptive landscape has only one fitness peak, such that replicate populations should eventually converge on the same solution (although the time required for convergence may be exceedingly long).

This is less than the power estimate from the control DNA pools because here we have only two replicates of each spiked pool, and nine replicates of the control pool, which is equivalent to having equal groups of n = 3.27 (the harmonic mean of 9 and 2).

Even in war, chaplains are always overly positive – a peculiar trait I've only ever seen replicated on the faces of LA store attendants and quietly suicidal kids' TV presenters.

Even in war, chaplains are always overly positive a peculiar trait I've only ever seen replicated on the faces of LA store attendants and quietly suicidal kids' TV presenters.