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Greenpeace's Doug Parr makes a sensible point that developing tidal stream generators also means that the technology can be much more readily replicated and exported.

Compared to open clean room processing, isolator modules can be more readily replicated to scale-up operations.

Third, our risk counseling protocol is theory-based and relatively simple, maximizing the possibility that should the intervention prove successful, it might be more readily replicated in other settings with few additional resources required.

Future studies looking at the activity of the PBOX compounds in combination with these agents in vivo are planned, as are advanced models that more readily replicate the disease in vivo, such as the retroviral CML mouse model.

I say this without sarcasm: I think that schools and social work are what tax dollars should be going for, because I think that the rescue depicted in "Precious" can more readily be replicated as needed than that of "The Blind Side".

The STandards for Reporting Interventions in Clinical Trials of Acupuncture (STRICTA) reporting guidelines, first published in 2001, 1– 9 were designed to improve the completeness and transparency of reporting of interventions in controlled trials of acupuncture, in order that such trials may be more accurately interpreted and readily replicated.

This work can be readily replicated in other universities worldwide.

Mr. Dawkins has long been a harsh critic of religion, which he considers a form of infectious virus that readily replicates, spreading its distortions.

As such, others may readily replicate our program.

But when it comes to the third piece of the puzzle, simply making healthy food itself more readily available, there are examples worth replicating.

Our results suggest that components in phosphate buffer (phosphate, sodium, potassium, or chloride ions) may stabilize PrPSc and/or alter PrPSc-soil interactions such that soil-bound PrPSc is more readily available and able to convert PrPc and thereby replicate.