Sentence examples for replicated further from inspiring English sources

If our results are replicated, further investigations on VMAT1 function may elucidate molecular mechanisms of schizophrenia, permitting the development of novel therapeutic agents.

McKeown-Eyssen says that after these results are replicated, further research should include studies of the function of the enzymes coded for by these genes.

If replicated, further research is required to explain the association between praying and hoping on the one hand and negative emotional cognitions on the other.

"We hope that the initiative will be replicated further to other provinces of Viet Nam, so more children will be able to grow up and develop in an injury-free environment".

This late winter peak and summer trough pattern is replicated further after splitting the total number of positive tests by gender and by age groups of 0 14 years and 15 24 years.

However, the differences between associations at different growth periods for these SNPs were not significant and these findings will need to be replicated further in future early growth studies.

Because reverse transcriptase lacks the "proofreading" function that most DNA-synthesizing enzymes have, many mutations arise as the virus replicates, further hindering the ability of the immune system to combat the virus.

It infects dendritic cells, which normally display signals of an infection on their surfaces to activate T lymphocytes the white blood cells that could destroy other infected cells before the virus replicates further.

Various antibodies are generated; some bind closely to the viral proteins and target them for phagocytosis (ingestion by specialized cells and destruction), but some bind the virus less well and appear instead to deliver the virus into a part of the phagocytes where it is not destroyed but is able to replicate further.

LATE-PCR begins with symmetric PCR and then switches to repeated cycles of linear amplification in which the Limiting Primer-Strand serves as the template but does not itself replicate further.

The study, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, involved human cells cultured in the laboratory and will need to be replicated by further research on animals before the first clinical trials with humans.