Sentence examples for represent a replication from inspiring English sources

In summary, the behavioural findings represent a replication of the results of a previous study applying the same paradigm in a larger and independent sample of patients with Parkinson's disease ON and OFF medication (Michely et al., 2012).

Some in the field speculate that P1 may represent a replication-competent subviral particle of PCV2, similar to another virus with a circular genome, TTV [ 16].

With all of these considerations in mind, it seems a reasonable proposition that our finding of "suggestive linkage" to D4S1629 represents a replication of the identification of a putative QTL for ACE on chromosome 4 in Mexican-American families [ 26].

We submit that the data presented in this report represent a reasonable replication of the inverse relationship between PCBs and IQ seen in Lake Michigan (Jacobson and Jacobson 1996 et al. 1996).

The non-adhesive agarose microwell plates represent an accurate replication of the templates' topography and were used for aggregation of murine induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) and human embryonic stem cells (ESCs).

This may represent an ancestral replication error along this repetitive sequence of up to 14 C's.

Further detailed examination of other series of ultrathin sections of A. polyphaga at 4 h p.i. revealed the appearance of an electron-dense structure, clearly distinct from the nucleus that might represent a cytoplasmic viral replication centre surrounded by mitochondria (Figure 1K and L).

Therefore, we have evidence that the findings are generalizable and valid, because, in effect, the two analyses represent a study and replication (Table  5).

The salmon heart is an immune-relevant organ in the sense that it represents a major replication site for several viral pathogens of high importance [ 17, 18].

The association between CMIP and reading instead represents a direct replication of our recent findings showing that CMIP is associated with reading measures in the same SLI cohort where it was originally found associated with nonword repetition (52).

Each dot of the cost-effectiveness plane represents a bootstrap replication (n = 5000) of the ICER; the majority of the dots (97 %) are in the upper right-hand quadrant, indicating a 97 % probability that the Family Group Conference generates better effects against higher costs.