Sentence examples for not to be replicated from inspiring English sources

It is quite common for putative associations not to be replicated in subsequent research.

Most point out that initial associations tend not to be replicated by subsequent reports (Ioannidis et al., 2001; Vieland, 2001; Trikalinos et al., 2004).

This is of enormous importance, and it is why Egypt's mostly-peaceful outcome is not likely to be replicated in other Muslim countries (or at least not in the same fashion).

Officials of other unions enviously dismissed the proposed contract as a special case that was not likely to be replicated in the private sector anytime soon.

However, this finding did not appear to be replicated for MI specifically.

There's something about the intact product that seems to be bioactive that is not able to be replicated when you begin chopping it up".

The Global Tables feature solves that problem so data that was initially generated in the U.S. doesn't have to be replicated in the Eurozone.

The wage increase won't be able to be replicated elsewhere.

It's not clear exactly how you are limited precision and size-wise; obviously you're not going to be replicating 19th-century mechanical watches, and likewise you won't be prototyping a new all-plastic car.

Those fragments not ligated to adapters will not be replicated by virtue of lacking the PCR primer site which is located on the ligated adapter.

The import of that year (a new book by Mark Kurlansky captures it in all its crazy detail) seems not to have been replicated.