Two out of nine previously identified SNPs were replicated at the 1 in 20 level, suggesting true replication.
In SHAM, we employ the neighborhood replication: Once the key is stored at a node, it will be directly replicated at the node's neighbors only as a safeguard that the key will still be an accessible contingent upon the failure of its host.
We hear examples of partnership working at a high level but how many have been replicated at the grassroots?
Labour would win a majority of 74 seats if the poll were replicated at the general election.
Sections of the wall are also replicated at the Botanical Garden, including one inscribed with the dates of the couple's marriage, 1929-54.
Last year, the best director and film awards went to Kathryn Bigelow and The Hurt Locker – a decision that was later replicated at the Academy awards.
These experiments may produce smart ideas that deserve to be replicated at the national level: the Massachusetts health care law, for example, which inspired Obamacare.
The show originated at the indoor adjunct to Shakespeare's Globe, the candlelit Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, whose auditorium and lighting were replicated at the Duke of York's Theatre.
It was a personal, confessional liturgy with a large cast and when it was replicated at the Berlin Theatertreffen in 2009, I found it difficult to know how to respond to this effusive self-dramatisation.
If replicated at the election it would mean the party would almost certainly lose most of its 57 seats in parliament, making it less likely to form a coalition with either the Tories or Labour after 7 May.
If replicated at the General Election on a uniform swing it would see the SNP win 54 seats compared to its current six MPs while Labour would lose 37 seats.
