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To establish a model that has these important features of NEC, investigators have traditionally replicated the clinical scenario in various vertebrates, typically in rodents.

Wages are lower than they were in legacy media, where a $200,000 salary for a senior newspaper journalist was not rare, and the working conditions journalists have traditionally enjoyed have not always been replicated in the digital-only space.

The simulation approaches have provided important insights into the dynamics of compressible homogeneous flows and now, inhomogeneous flows, and the averaged approaches have traditionally been the methodology used in replicating and predicting the more complex engineering flows.

Basically, Moneyline's starting point is replicating the specialized data feeds traders have traditionally had on their custom terminals and trading turrets.

Officials in Idaho and Wyoming -- states that have traditionally relied on mining and logging -- have said that they are not replicating Montana's model.

WNV replicates in a wide variety of cell types, and studies have traditionally been carried out in Vero (green monkey kidney) and C6 (mosquito) cells.

Economists have traditionally had a smaller toolkit.

Everywhere castes have traditionally been endogamous.

Charities have traditionally been conservative marketers.

Wildcats have traditionally caused problems for unions.

The British have traditionally been less enthusiastic.