Sentence examples for replicated in common from inspiring English sources

Yet many oncologists remained skeptical that its success could be replicated in common cancers that were more aggressive and genetically complex.

It is tempting to speculate, however, that the striking similarities in gene expression and our confirmation of highly significant histology associations in fresh-frozen and FFPE tumours will, in time, also be replicated in common survival associations.

The conclusiveness of these experiments is however limited, since the key ecological factors driving local adaptation may not be replicated in the common garden environment and domestication selection may promote genotypes performing well under laboratory or hatchery conditions but not in the wild.

The disappointment in oncology is that these results have so far not been replicated in the more common solid tumours.

Virus can replicate in several common cell lines, sometimes without cytopathic effect.

These findings will need to be verified using common measures of social support (when three year follow up data are available for both the HCS and ARMHS cohorts), as well as replicated in other samples using common measures of social support both to confirm current findings and ensure generalizability to other areas of Australia.

Potential application The innovation can easily be replicated in many of the most common emergency situations where educational infrastructure has been destroyed.

But no such rare variant in these two genes has as yet been adequately replicated in Chinese population and no common variant has been further investigated to be associated with ASDs.

Current proof for genetic trait changes under climate change in freshwater invertebrates stems from a limited set of common garden experiments replicated in time.

The NELL1 association was replicated in the QFP (over-transmission of the common C allele, T∶U = 140∶107, p = 0.036) sample.

Casual forms of work more common in the developing world are being replicated in advanced economies – the "gig economy" – as on-demand services such as Uber and Deliveroo grow.