Sentence examples for replicated yet from inspiring English sources

Although these results are promising they are not replicated yet.

This replicated, yet independent evolutionary history facilitates the identification of traits that may have evolved in parallel and are possible instrumental candidates for adaptation to a marine habitat.

We cannot exclude the possibility that in a small subset of cells RNA polymerase II occasionally does engage the a1 promoter at HMR, perhaps when the chromatin is replicated, yet fails to elongate all the way through silenced chromatin.

Graf et al. [ 12] reported an 80% prevalence of mental disorders in a study of 103 children and adolescents in German group homes, but this study was based only on a general clinical judgment without specifying diagnostic criteria and has not been replicated yet.

The agglutinate component has proven difficult to replicate, yet it typically constitutes 25 30%, and up to 60%, by volume of the lunar soil.

"You can read at the bottom of the screen what percent you've finished, but it's a totally different feel to know you've read an inch worth and you have another inch and a half to go". And then there are the aspects of the reading experience that computers just can't replicate (yet) -- Slovakian students in particular noted that they liked the smell of books.

Biological systems replicate, yet Koonin tells us we can not know how they happen to do it in the first place and that we need to seek for an answer outside of the realm of traditional evolutionary thinking to address this question.

This is a non-trivial task in general, made especially difficult for cloud based systems, where data and programs are distributed and replicated, and yet must remain consistent and secure.

Above all we must begin thinking about how we will prevent the global power dynamics behind the oil trade from being replicated with yet another finite fossil fuel.

The intervention did not have a curriculum or agenda, and whether the impressive study results can be replicated has yet to be determined.

It was only recently in 2012 that industry realised the full impact of irreproducibility when it conducted a study that found that 47 out of 53 cancer studies published in top tier journals could not be replicated and yet were published as 'landmark' results.