Sentence examples for poorly replicated from inspiring English sources

I was trying to say that it adds to the list that pesticides and bees don't mix but it is not a paper that shows that neonics cause problems simply because it was poorly replicated with high dosages used.

There are also a number of other more poorly replicated associations particularly involving the transporter ABCC2 and various UGT isoforms.

However, the results are often poorly replicated, especially in different populations, increasing the complexity of the research.

Until recently, the genetic origins of AD have been characterized by a single robust major locus (FLG) and a multitude of small, poorly replicated effects.

The main finding is that significant predictor variables produced using the 1998 data were poorly replicated using the 2003 and 2008 2009 data.

Two aspects of the clinical chronic wound scenario that are poorly replicated in the models described above are ageing and the microbiota of the wound.

Since the theoretical maximum loss measurable by this assay is 50% for non-replicating plasmids and is in the range of 30% for very poorly replicating plasmids [24], these effects were considered significant.

Although control over ECM structure could prove useful in tissue engineering and in studies of cellular behavior, isotropic 3D matrices poorly replicate variations in local microenvironments.

In quasispecies, the population of relatively poorly replicating viruses nonetheless provide genetic flexibility to facilitate survival within, and rapid adaptation to, a changing selective environment [9].

Note that the anomalous % FAA values, which also poorly replicate with full repeat analysis of the sample (Fig. 8), are associated with extreme low THAA concentrations.

Although pyrazinamide is known to be effective against poorly replicating or semi-dormant bacilli, this suggests that reactivation mediated by tofacitinib may be most active when administered together with pyrazinamide during the bactericidal phase of treatment (Fig. 2A between the t = 0 and 4 weeks).