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Below 130 days gestation, the disturbances of the surfactant system of the lamb more faithfully replicate the surfactant deficiency seen in very preterm infants.

Bioprinting, involving computer-controlled deposition of cells and scaffolds into spatially controlled patterns, is able to control not only the macro but also micro and nanoarchitecture and could offer the potential to more faithfully replicate native skin.

To more faithfully replicate them, he decided to rent a global shutter camera, which takes full pictures of every single frame.

Thus developing models that more faithfully replicate the clinical scenario would be a useful tool for the translation of such cell-based therapies to the clinic.

Such a scenario more faithfully replicates a potential mechanism of arrhythmia induction in vivo in which a premature beat may arise during normal sinus rhythm, for example, as a result of triggered activity or abnormal automaticity.

Animal models of GBM are essential for the evaluation of more efficacious molecularly targeted therapies, in particular whether they can faithfully replicate both the relevant signaling pathway alterations and the histopathological hallmarks of human GBM.

There are legions of bands that faithfully replicate the work of their heroes.

The sexual opacity of Tolkien's saga has often been noted, and the films faithfully replicate it.

The producers say they were not able to faithfully replicate all of the gore in Cornwell's novels.

While cocktail geekdom is nothing new, the latest faction revels in the same kind of fussiness that inspires home cooks to faithfully replicate Thomas Keller's chicken stock recipe.

While cocktail obsession is nothing new, the latest faction revels in the same fussiness that inspires home cooks to faithfully replicate Thomas Keller's chicken stock recipe, Jonathan Miles writes.