That’s not what the replication crisis is; replication crisis is more like 20 groups doing experiments that have a 1/20 chance of success if the effect wasn’t real, the one who got the positive result publishing it, the 19 who didn’t keeping quiet about it, and nobody else bothering to replicate the experiment with the one success to see if it was real or fluke.

What you’re quoting is more of “follow up studies will look at this”.