Sentence examples for may not duplicate from inspiring English sources

Idlewild, however, has never come close to that in the United States; "100 Broken Windows" sold about 35,000 copies, and barring a late spending spree by Capitol, "The Remote Part," which went gold in Britain, may not duplicate that.

We believe, however, that our Best Buy methodology offers an acceptable trade-off, one in which you might "give up" a little in past performance–something that the fund may or may not duplicate in the future in exchange for an investment that is less likely to hurt you over the coming years with excessive costs.

We believe, however, that our Best Buy methodology offers an acceptable trade-off, one in which you might give up a little in past performance–something the fund may or may not duplicate in the future in exchange for an investment that is less likely to hurt you over the coming years with excessive costs.

"Hancock," with which Sony is hoping to have a merry July 4, 2008, may not duplicate Smith's previous successes.

These headlines fit well with the conventional storyline that young adults participated in large numbers in the "wave election" of 2008, but may not duplicate that effort in 2012.

The manufacturing protocols are the proprietary information of the originator pharmaceutical company, therefore, biosimilar manufacturers may not duplicate the production process of the reference product.

As we have already mentioned, the evolution of ampliconic regions may be a gradual process and some genes may have not duplicated but may do so in the future.

Thus, one may hypothesize that Nlrp4 may have not duplicated one by one, but were rather involved in segmental duplications encompassing several different genes, such as V1r genes.

This means that the plant grown from seed may not exactly duplicate the characteristics of its parents and may possess undesirable characteristics.

Thus, the adiponectin used in this system may not completely duplicate the effect of native glycosylated adiponectin under physiological conditions.

The host epithelial response to in vivo oral biofilms would be extremely difficult to mimic, as an in vitro biofilm model may not exactly duplicate the complex microbiome present in the oral cavity.