Sentence examples for insufficient to replicate from inspiring English sources
The absence of germline PHD1, PHD2 or PHD3 mutations in inherited phaeochromocytoma or RCC might suggest that inactivation of one of these genes is insufficient to replicate the range of pro-oncogenic effects associated with pathogenic germline VHL or SDHB/D mutations.
This may indicate we had insufficient power to replicate the other 2 SNPs using our data alone.
This may be explained by different environmental risk profiles between Europeans and Asians, body composition and genetic backgrounds, or that we have insufficient power with current sample size to replicate some of these previously reported risk variants.
A discovery phase with insufficient stringency will likely lower a study's ability to replicate both main effects and interaction effects as the multiple testing penalty at the replication phase is increased.
Our failure to replicate previous findings could be due to insufficient sample size.
Furthermore, the database was inadequate to replicate several randomised controlled trials because of an insufficient number of exposed patients.
Stalling of DNA replication forks results from insufficient nucleotide precursors, damaged template DNA, collisions between replisome and transcriptional complexes, or difficult to replicate genomic regions.
55 The authors found that elements of the intervention were missing in half of the published articles that they reviewed, giving insufficient detail for example, with practitioners unable to use the treatments as described and researchers unable to replicate studies.
In summary, the mutants unable to move from cell to cell (P and FSko) are still able to replicate and accumulate, supporting the proposition that the movement-compromised phenotype results from the absence or insufficient expression of P3N-PIPO.
As it turns out, the "Desperate Housewives" formula is far trickier to replicate than it seems, to judge from these two shows anyway, and far from being tardy, the producers may have spent insufficient time in the lab.
