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Infidelity is a complex behaviour and while Brendan Zietsch, the lead author of this paper, is confident that genetic effects on behaviour are "virtually universal and highly replicable", he says he is cautious about the findings on AVPR1A, as further studies often fail to replicate the effects of single genes.

It is given to lab animals to replicate the effects of schizophrenia.

Whether by seeding clouds, spreading giant mirrors in the desert, or injecting sulfates into the stratosphere, most such plans seek to replicate the effects of eruptions like Mt. Pinatubo's.

Larson spoke to nutritionists and lost weight until she had just 12 per cent body fat and stayed out of the sun for months to replicate the effects on the skin of incarceration.

A parallel report examined the worldwide popularity of so-called "legal highs", chemicals designed to replicate the effects of illegal substances, which have been linked to dozens of recent deaths in Britain.

But White's statement exposed another, deeper truth: elite athletes in many different sports routinely consume cocktails of vitamins, extracts and supplements, dozens of pills a day -- the only people who routinely ingest more pills are AIDS patients -- in the hope that their mixes of accepted drugs will replicate the effects of the banned substances taken by the cheaters.

Ivan Parkin, from UCL, who took part in the research, says: "We effectively tried to replicate the effect seen in the Lycurgus cup to recreate the extraordinary coloration efficiency that the Romans achieved".

In Japan, cold-brew is produced in handsome, slow glass-drippers, but you can easily replicate the effect at home.

If we can only replicate the effect a millionfold across Europe, well … I'd have a cup of tea on that.

It fills a big, light and advantageous room on the ground floor of the Met, but it does not in any way seek to replicate the effect of a visit to the Hermitage.

One method employs a rotating antenna similar to those used in air traffic control - bats are known to avoid these large installations and the researchers hoped to replicate the effect with a smaller device.