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SalaUno, a for-profit social enterprise based in San Francisco, has now replicated the Aravind model in Mexico.
On the face of it, Google has now replicated all the main features of Microsoft Office for its online office suite, although, as some have pointed out, its package is missing several of Microsoft's flashier bells and whistles.
Meanwhile, Jumia received investment from Rocket Internet, a German online incubator which has now replicated the site in Kenya.
Likewise, the MAM model evidences a smaller thalamus and has now replicated data on MDT size reductions [45] (Figure 1D).
As for the success rate, seven of the World Cup squad – Thibaut Courtois, Dries Mertens, Kevin de Bruyne, Mousa Dembélé, Steven Defour, Axel Witsel and Nacer Chadli – came through a system that many of Belgium's leading clubs have now replicated by collaborating with local schools to increase contact time with their own players.
4 5 Studies across several clinical samples and with varying methods (including the present sample) have now replicated a finding of an association between opioid dose and risk of death from overdose.
In addition to this, in the subgroup of patients taking MTX monotherapy (n = 116) (Table 1), we have now replicated our original findings, thus again supporting the possibility of a drug-specific effect.
This process has now been replicated many times by others, leading thousands more to publicly abandon the practice.
Perera's finding that chemicals like PAH, which can also be a component of air pollution, are passed from mother to child during pregnancy has now been replicated for more than two hundred compounds.
Similarly, RIM's pioneering "push e-mail" technology, whereby incoming messages are sent straight to the device immediately, has now been replicated by rivals such as Microsoft.Even so, Mr Lazaridis is optimistic about RIM's prospects.
