Sentence examples for that do not replicate from inspiring English sources
Women are born with a complete supply of eggs that do not replicate as they age.
Lipofuscin is a non degradable aggregate of oxidized proteins, lipids and metals which accumulates inside the lysosomes of cells that do not replicate [ 16].
TRECs are byproducts of T-cell receptor gene re-arrangements, whereby sections of excised DNA re-form as stable episomes that do not replicate with mitosis.
However, in a very great many natural environments there are examples of phenotypically dormant, non-growing cells that do not replicate immediately and that are phenotypically 'nonculturable' on media that normally admit their growth.
It is likely that the very high covariance of gene expression into axes of coordinated gene expression that explain over half of the variance among individuals readily induces correlations that do not replicate.
A simple explanation of this is that replicases must spend some finite amount of time replicating other molecules, during which the replicases themselves are not replicated, whereas those that do not replicate other molecules (parasites) can spend more time being replicated.
But Mr. Birinyi recommends sticking mainly with domestic stocks and bonds, perhaps adding a sprinkling of foreign stocks that "don't replicate your domestic stock holdings".
One of the features of the era of big data is the number of "significant" findings that don't replicate the expansion, as Nate Silver would say, of noise to signal.
Any replication lag in the fork that does not replicate ter3 would extend this apparent cohesion time.
This adoration of the "first date" is so pervasive that I have even encountered discomfort when the adoring one is forced to listen to a performance that did not replicate the errors of the initial experience.
As such, the core objective of this paper is to take provisional empirical steps towards a formal psychology of "authentic" sporting fandom that does not replicate this troublesome assumption.
