Sentence examples for replicated no from inspiring English sources

"We found very, very similar problems replicated no matter where we looked," Adams says.

But the very message of the opera, that human emotions are not programmable or easily replicated no matter how soft the software, is also its pitfall.

The real-life experience at the stadium was a blast, and parts of that will always be impossible to replicate no matter how engrossing VR technology becomes.

Next: More Chicago-area municipalities should replicate "no coal" in their electricity procurement contracts, and businesses touting sustainability should "buy more green, not brown" power to spur Illinois' wind and solar power development.

A rigorous quality assessment confirmed a fairly good quality of the chips with exception of mouse HPC chips where Initial chip quality assessment revealed a strong batch effect and one bad chip (replicate no. 1 at time 1 hour).

The SPQ factor structure at item level has been rarely replicated and no study had tested a bifactor model of the SPQ so far.

Not as opulent or showy as their neighbors to the south, Grand Cru Chablis have an austere and refined elegance that's replicated in no other chardonnay.

The transmission of Internet content (think of social media "sharing") is a form of highly preservative cultural transmission, where the information is practically replicated with no mutation.

Subsequently, 544 day-old male Cobb broilers were allocated in the following 4 treatments, each with 8 replicates: no additions (CON), 1 g OABF/kg diet (OA), 2.5 mg avilamycin/kg diet (AV) and combination of OA and AV (OAAV).

This resulted in a total of 45 mixtures [19], plus the 18 monocultures and 6 replicate "no resident" treatments.

Thus, without replicates, no statistical significance tests are reliable and powerful on detection of TDE.