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These limitations indicate the need for care when generalizing the results and replicating the implementation strategy.
While such experiments may never quite be able to replicate the impacts of nationwide implementation - such as consequences for communities and industrial sectors, or effects on individuals and families' long-term planning - the test marks another step towards what seems to be the coming of age of universal basic income.
Besides PhyloBayes, two alternative molecular dating programs were used to replicate the analyses under distinct implementations of the Bayesian exploration of clock-relaxed models.
Attempts should be made to replicate the positive aspects of NIMART implementation identified by participants as this may improve healthcare providers' experiences of task-shifting.
Our simple implementation was to replicate the barcode four-fold ("munging") such that a one base difference became amplified to four, thus defeating cross-alignment by Maq with default parameters.
The economic costs for all start up, maintenance and implementation activities required to replicate the intervention at scale, have been included in this model.
Breaking down SensApp into six separate services improves isolation by restricting how failures can propagate (which is not the case in a monolithic implementation) and makes possible to replicate the database if needed.
Selective implementation of interventions can often fail to replicate the benefits observed in trials [ 25].
So far, there are no reports that can replicate the positive effect of e-learning methods specifically on guideline implementation [ 26– 30].
Yet, implementation failures consider once more that not all research sites literally replicate the proposed effect.
The patent included a very detailed section on the line by line technology implementation so the owner of the patent would be able to replicate the code consistently with our original technology specifications".
