More broadly, we argue that up-stream interventions need to be 'fit-for-purpose', and cannot be easily replicated from one context to the next.
Euler's circles provide a clearly visible and easily replicated method for the logical analysis of how closely a claim relates to or represents another, primary, claim [ 29].
3D printing is bound to result in upheaval and new concerns not only for manufacturers of cheap, easily replicated goods, but also for lawmakers and security professionals worldwide, especially with big money and talent like the new Stratasys/MakerBot 3D-printing giant trying to democratize the process.
Empowerhouse will serve as a model for an easily replicated, affordable, energy-efficient home for urban communities.
At this stage, we have included data only for incident pediatric or young adult patients with ESRD (age ≤ 21) because this population is the focus for our research group; however, the linkage process could be easily replicated in the future for incident ESRD patients who are older than 21 years of age.
Though the results extracted from this study are applicable to the smaller domain for implementation, the study, however, could be easily replicated in other areas of interest for understanding site specific situation.
Weight loss, as measured by the MDS, may be the most easily replicated indicator of nutritional problems in nursing home residents for medical directors to follow for quality-improvement purposes.
"Real luxury is a balance between quality and the affection you feel for an object that cannot be easily replicated.
(the rate at which inmates return to incarceration facilities once they've been released) What if you knew that this solution is easily replicated in any jail or prison, while also customized for each facility?
