Sentence examples for seldom replicated from inspiring English sources
These are feats seldom replicated, let alone attempted, outside the confines of Crewe: Bentley-grade anal retentiveness.
Complex exposure dynamics to pollutants and resulting biological responses found in the field are seldom replicated in laboratory studies (Crane et al. 2007), thus effects of pollution might be under or overestimated.
It's more of a metaphorical designation, since these restaurants aren't franchised and seldom replicate menus, but the concept is the same: if you know and love Babbo, the fact that Mario Batali is also behind Del Posto may be reason enough for a visit.
Evolutionary approaches to protein design have had some success, but the engineered proteins seldom replicate the functional performances of natural proteins.
Contrary to expectations, automated reports seldom replicate the traditional paper-based system.
However, pharmacogenetic results in psychiatry can seldom be replicated.
It also made sense because, as the nation was undergoing a collective anxiety attack over having to fix the broken maze that is American health care, he was the personification of an idealized if seldom-replicated vision of what health care once was.
Other than a bumpy ride around the late 1980s, this is a club that had convinced itself that sacking managers was something other people did, while they tutted and nodded sagely in the direction of their much-vaunted, seldom-replicated "continuity".
While heterogeneous time preference is rather seldom in the literature, it replicates the approach of Hairault and Langot (2008) and McGrattan and Prescott (2013) who use heterogeneous morbidity rates.
