Sentence examples for is not replicated by from inspiring English sources
The AAV is not replicated by the neurons, prohibiting intracerebral spread of 'infection'infection
However, temporal stability analysis indicated that while much of the network is stable, the soil moisture spatial pattern, as represented by mean relative difference, is not replicated by the network mean relative difference pattern.
Taken together, the data suggests that LPA induces increase in mRNA levels for CLDN1, which is not replicated by EGF, and LPA localizes claudin-1 to cell junctions in OVCAR-3 and HT-29 cells.
Introduction of the human UGT1 locus and the UGT1A genes in TgUGT1*28 mice is regulated throughout pregnancy in a pattern that is not replicated by the murine Ugt1 locus.
This high number of low O3 concentrations is typical of kerbside locations, but is not replicated by the model which has a smaller number of the lowest O3 concentrations.
If the statistical association with RM and CASS is not replicated by associations with secretion systems, pilus proteins, integrases and recombinases, plasmid partition proteins, capsular polysaccharide biosynthesis genes, etc, then it may become somewhat more convincing.
Steel said she made the journey across the world to make sure the behaviour of the Met's undercover officers which had caused immense trauma was not replicated by other police forces.
However, these findings were not replicated by the only Australian study to date by Walker, Hilder, Levy, and Sullivan (2014), which found similarly poor birth outcomes for women imprisoned while pregnant compared to women imprisoned at other times.
"Unfortunately that's not replicated by politicians and there is a responsibility on both administrations to work collaboratively to ensure the border doesn't become an unnecessary barrier to people seeking good treatment".
The poor relationships between salivary and plasma testosterone also support previous research that questions the diagnostic value of salivary testosterone [35]; even though significant relationships have been shown between salivary and plasma/serum concentrations [27, 32], this was not replicated by others [33].
