Sentence examples for replicated if from inspiring English sources

Associations were considered replicated if the direction in the replication analysis was the same as in the discovery analysis and the one-sided P-value was <0.002, corresponding to 0.05 divided by the number of SNPs tested, n = 25 (Bonferroni correction).

From the Senate, he said, such successes could be replicated if the Republicans could take charge.

Clearly these results, which concentrated on British undergraduates, would not be replicated if MBA students were the answering the questions.

"The question raised by this study is whether the model could be replicated if wealthy donors were to walk away".

Freud's bleak appraisal of social and political solidarity was replicated, if in somewhat more nuanced form, in his attitude toward religion.

The independence referendum has become a live-action laboratory for sociologists, economists and political scientists from across the UK, in a process expected to be replicated if the European Union referendum mooted for 2017 takes place.

Clarke said: "The UK's membership of the EU has benefited nature and the environment in ways that would be hard to replicate if we left.

Memes are programs of cultural DNA; they replicate if, and only if, they force us to believe them and spread them.

He is also on strong ground when it comes to the technological expertise HMV already has in Epos and stock control, and which Ottakar's admits it would have to expensively replicate if it survived.

By making their commercials available, advertisers hope to replicate, if on a much smaller scale, the online success that Anheuser-Busch had with its commercials from this year's Super Bowl.

Pemmican, a mixture of animal fat and protein that worked as the energy bar of its day, was easy to replicate, if not delicious, but penguin stew and turtle soup were very much off the modern menu.