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To achieve this, shares (e i ) are split and merged and may be replicated on different nodes.

As the sensing ability of the device is completely independent of the semiconductor employed for the transistor, the presented results are completely general and may be replicated also for other kinds of semiconductors, thus paving the way to a new generation of biosensing devices based on a variety of semiconducting materials.

"Scholars interested in working with these new data and techniques will find detailed examples and applications explaining how the authors obtained their data and how results may be replicated".   .

The design, setting, and population, however, may be replicated in relatively any elementary school with limited supplies and with a limited budget.

These processes, while having natural "homes" in business, academia, and government, respectively, may be replicated or substituted by the other spheres.

While our findings could be due to chance, by considering a small number of DMRs (N = 4) for which we had strong biologic rationale, we (1) mitigate concerns regarding multiple comparisons; (2) reduce the likelihood of type II error; and (3) generate data which may be replicated in future studies.

The fear now is that the populist and nationalist insurrections witnessed in Britain in June and in the US this month may be replicated across Europe in coming months, further shredding the west's liberal democratic moorings.

This raises the interesting possibility that adverse relationships between glial cells and motor neurons in the spinal cord may be replicated in the periphery between motor terminals and TSCs.

Given that the mechanisms and compounds involved in these chemical reactions are understood, these processes may be replicated in vitro and then applied in the paper industry as a renewable, green paper binder.

It is critical that protocols are standardised, and reported in detail so that successful interventions may be replicated [ 40]. Figure 2 provides a summary of the training that the standard provision and SDT-based arms received.

The results obtained, using a model that controls for confounding maternal effects, may be replicated in the mammalian model and provide the groundwork for studies designed to offset or reverse the SM-induced neurobehavioral defects in both avian and mammals.