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Why is this model so rarely replicated in today's schools?

Before million-dollar condominiums, fancy boutiques and coffee shops began to sprout along Lenox Avenue and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard, Harlem was a struggling neighborhood of mom-and-pop shops, soul food restaurants and other small businesses that operated largely with a small-town exclusivity that is rarely replicated in other parts of the city.

However, subsequent research has rarely replicated this finding.

The SPQ factor structure at item level has been rarely replicated and no study had tested a bifactor model of the SPQ so far.

The positive results on the association between a genetic polymorphism and a specific complex disease -in population-based association studies (e.g. case-control) are rarely replicated in independent studies.

It points out that much of the success with CDS has been with one-off implementations that have been difficult to maintain over time even within their own institutions, more problematic when extended for use throughout a health care enterprise, and only rarely replicated elsewhere despite demonstrated effectiveness.

With notable exceptions, like the clarinet concerto, which has clearly jazzy elements, Mr. Hartke's work rarely replicates any specific musical style.

Because privately underwritten studies rarely replicate the stringency of the research used in the F.D.A. approval process, off-label uses are simply not as reliable as their "on-label" counterparts.

Nevertheless, the 10 percent rule remains precariously imbalanced because America is trying to gauge the intentions of a country with which it has little direct contact — a situation that it rarely replicates elsewhere.

The current views about this apparent paradox postulates that virus rarely replicates via the infectious route but rather through mitosis of infected cells (Asquith and Bangham, 2008).

Multiple genome-wide studies have been performed, often including overlapping samples, yet they have not been consistent in the genomic regions they identify and they rarely replicate each other's results.