Sentence examples for likely to replicate that from inspiring English sources

Nishikori pulled off a major upset on Saturday when he beat the world No1, Novak Djokovic, in their semi-final, but the 21-year-old never looked likely to replicate that performance on Sunday.

We're trying to replicate that".

But should Africa try to replicate that?

We were taught to replicate that process.

But he notes that most of the failures came from studies using a 5% "p value" cut-off for statistical significance, suggesting "what some realize but fewer are willing to discuss: The accepted standard of a 5% significance level is not sufficient to generate results that are likely to replicate".

Nick Clegg, perhaps rhetorically, says his party could consider all-black shortlists if other approaches fail: but that is more likely to replicate the unwinnable-seats problem than solve it.

pMP1046A is likely to replicate by theta-form replication [ 50].

This series seems likely to replicate the success of the first, with a script that allows the flawed humanity of the characters to leak through.

Mr. Armstrong acknowledges, however, that the bank is not likely to replicate such stringent conditions elsewhere.

Chris Woakes would seem the bowler in this England squad most likely to replicate those qualities.

We have to replicate that.