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Nottingham Trent re-specified its provision in 2005.

Wakefield told parliament on Tuesday the new legislation would re-specify "approved restraints" to be handcuffs, ankle cuffs, and waist restraints only.

The CREIM was re-specified and re-estimated as a continuous-time model (CT-CREIM).

One response to this situation is to re-specify the model in continuous time.

If we reject the null hypothesis of the test, the model should be re-specified with further variables.

Information on the structure of the discrete-time CREIM was used to re-specify the model in continuous time (i.e., in terms of differential equations).

Table 1 presents the estimates of the two sets of equations, with Columns (1) and (3) containing the estimates that follow Landry et al. by including absolute beauty measures, Columns (2) and (4) reporting the results with the beauty variables re-specified as percentiles in the distribution of own-sex beauty.

Misfitting models were re-specified guided by theoretical soundness and modification indices [55].

Accordingly, ectopically transplanted endoderm can be re-specified by mesoderm that comes from a different AP location [1] [3].

Green cells constituted 41±6% of the sorted events in both mutants and heterozygotes, supporting the idea that cells are re-specified but not yet apoptotic at this stage.

While Noggin (produced by the notochord in vivo) re-specifies the dorsal neuroepithelium into ventral fates, Dkk1 inhibits the early steps of NC induction, without altering the axial cell fates or general patterning [53].