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The study was peer reviewed, but was never replicated.

The song won a Grammy award for best rap solo performance but its success was never replicated by the Californian rapper.

The Pico-Robertson branch of his shop is much busier, he said, but the Fairfax feeling was never replicated in that neighborhood.

This meta-analysis demonstrates a marked Proteus effect [51], with the original papers based on US populations demonstrating a significant association between short CAG repeats and LUTS [52,53], which despite repeated studies was never replicated.

The tone and register – especially of his mid-period classics like High-Rise and Crash – is never replicated.

Some scientists even claimed to have cultured ancient resistant bacteria from frozen Siberian soil in the lab, but those experiments lacked important controls and were never replicated, says biochemist Gerard Wright of McMaster University in Hamilton, Canada: "No one ever proved this conclusively".

Although many positive results were reported, most are never replicated extensively.

The findings, however, were never replicated with appropriate sample sizes or with a prospective rather than retrospective methodology to account for the possibility of biased recall.

Significant findings were almost never replicated and candidate genes that were selected based on their potential involvement in candidate biological pathways (e.g., neurotransmitter systems) have generally not shown robust association with psychiatric disease suggesting that current understanding of the biological basis of psychiatric disease is lacking.

Moore kicked five in the last week's loss to the Bulldogs but was never going to replicate that feat against a very good defender in Tom McDonald – let alone without the presence of White to at least draw a defender.

Moreover, a great deal of published science passes through only the most superficial peer scrutiny and is never tested, replicated, or even cited.