The new law, with its requirement that a woman appear before a hospital panel to justify her decision, mimics the practice in effect in New York before 1970.
Groups of fish were selectively culled for the largest fish, mimicking the practice of most fisheries.
The potential of infective muscle tissue to act as a source of infection for susceptible turkeys by mimicking the practice of swill-feeding was also investigated.
Weaver's "Fast Start lead pipe replacement plan" will mimic the best practices of Lansing, Michigan's capital.
To date, glass slides mimic the routine practice worldwide.
Two other studies were pragmatic in approach to mimic the clinical practice setting (Kalnins 1996; Poustie 2006).
Therefore, we injected live Borrelia directly into knee joints of C57Bl/6 mice to mimic the clinical practice of patients with active Lyme arthritis.
Giants linebacker Mike Barrow likened the team's play to the collection of reserves that will casually mimic the opposition during practice sessions.
To mimic the daily clinical practice of radiographic assessment, we categorized the progression of joint damage in four categories: patients with no, dubious, moderate or high progression.
These optimal policies consistently outperform the alternative policies that mimic the state-of-the-practice by a large margin, in terms of both the total savings in social costs and the market share of PEVs.
