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We derive a contractual equation for foreign exchange forwards and discuss two different replicating methodologies based on money market and T-bills synthetics.

In the Mishneh Torah Maimonides famously eliminated the rhetorical discussions of the Talmud and simply presented the final ruling -- a process that replicated the methodology of Rabbi Isaac Alfasi, Maimonides' precursor in Lucena.

And yet, I found myself happily doing this because Mr. Colicchio does what so few chef-authors do: he explains in clear detail how he thinks, and gives you a chance at replicating his methodology.

The three arm intervention trial replicates the methodology employed in a study evaluating the effectiveness of progressive fidelity in the acquisition of Intravenous cannulation technical and non-technical skills in medical students [ 21].

This analytical procedure will replicate the methodology adopted by Ashworth et al. in a similar study [ 8].

Unlike the classical pathway, due to absence of parallel studies for p100/RelB, a quality match could not be performed, but future studies are in pipeline to replicate the methodology for NF-κB1 activation and compare the results with existing observations.

This will be a systematic review of reviews including data from qualitative and quantitative reviews that will replicate the methodology described in the Mair et al 14 systematic review.

We deemed it important to replicate the methodology of earlier years, which means that we only examined a small sample of the commensal E. coli population carried by each volunteer.

The present study produces these estimates by replicating the methodology of the official general life table 2010/12 for Germany.

An obvious way was by replicating the methodology of the research studies, and in doing so I found that the people I worked with also failed to validate their communication.

Users wanting to replicate this methodology would be advised to identify and remove e-petitions which are 'greedy', where few WPCs consume a large proportion of the signatories.