Sentence examples for straightforward replication from inspiring English sources
A new online site (PsychFileDrawer.org) lets psychologists post results of replications of experiments whether they succeed or fail that would ordinarily never leave their file drawer because most journals decline to publish straightforward replication studies.
In order to gain a clearer picture of the overall strength of the memorial impact of immediate, post-learning exercise, we conducted a relatively straightforward replication of experiment 1, with the only change being that control participants engaged in tapping as a control activity (as in experiment 2) instead of building with connecting toy pieces.
"The results of this replication are straightforward and entirely consistent with those of the original study," says Dario Maestripieri, a behavioral biologist at the University of Chicago in Illinois.
In this proof-of-concept study we demonstrated efficient and straightforward generation of conditionally replication-competent adenoviruses with E1 and E4 genes driven by heterologous promoters.
If this is unrepaired by hOOG1, then it is mis-paired with A during replication, providing a straightforward route to G to T transversions.
HPAI H5N1 virus can also cause severe and/or fatal disease in a wide range of mammalian species, but the association between HA cleavability and systemic virus replication is less straightforward for influenza viruses in mammals as compared to poultry.
The interpretation of evolution as a straightforward consequence of genetic material replication was apparently first articulated by the famous Russian geneticists Kol'tsov and Timofeev-Ressovsky in the late 1920ies, long before the discovery of the base complementarity and DNA structure [ 22].
But I think that what impressed the community about these experiments was that they actually worked, and so well, rather than that they proved that evolution could occur as "straightforward consequence of genetic material replication".
The self-replication of the "LSL" acronym serves as an artificial cell division example of the loop and results in a new and straightforward methodology for the self-replication of computing machines of any dimensions.
Therefore, it is likely that the impact of NF-κB activation on KSHV lytic replication may not be straightforward and may depend, among other things, on the nature and magnitude of the NF-κB initiating stimulus and its timing with respect to the stimulus for lytic replication.
As with the positive predictive value, which can be calculated for a battery of sequentially administered diagnostic tests, calculation of the true report probability can be extended in a straightforward way to research designs involving replication studies.
