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These endeavors to support tenure-track academics can be replicated by companies.
After their daughter's wedding, at which Clem endeavors to replicate a Native American ritual by having guests set costly butterflies free (George finds his dead), the Gazelles hit the road in a 1982 Airstream.
"One project is organic farming, an eco village, schools, and a clinic in Egypt, and endeavors in Jordan, Sudan, Tunisia, and Morocco," Sheikha Hissah said of an Egyptian pilot scheme that is to be replicated in the Arab world.
For a long time now, of course, newsmagazines have borne little resemblance to the sort of publication that was invented at Time in 1923 and loosely replicated at Newsweek ten years later — a magazine designed to present the week's news succinctly to "busy men" who were too involved in their important endeavors to spend time wading through a lot of newspapers.
But we can also look at Bjork's last headlining performance in 2007, which long before the festival was a two-weekend endeavor was fantastic and a singular experience that couldn't be replicated.
Another manifestation of the city's "gorgeous mosaic," which the Mayor frequently invokes and has painstakingly endeavored to replicate in his cabinet?
The overall organization of lymphoid tissue is vital for effective antigen screening and recognition, and is a feature which artificially constructed lymphoid organoids endeavor to replicate.
He and his co-owners, including one of his sons and two former Luger waiters, endeavor to replicate this process at Wolfgang's, where steaks hang in a dry-aging box in the basement for weeks, then are cooked under a high-temperature broiler that produces a deeply charred exterior.
However, attempts at using TCA pathways as a template for prebiotic reactions have not yet yielded sustainable non-catalytic cycles5, 13,14,15,16,17,18,19. Instead of this top-down endeavor to replicate modern biochemistry, we relied on a bottom-up approach by starting with simple abiotic carboxylates including glyoxylate, the smallest α-ketoacid, and malonate, the simplest α-dicarboxylate.
The principles and recommendations we describe here regarding data access will help achieve these goals by permitting qualified researchers to endeavor to replicate analytic results independently.
By contrast, NeoENCODE will endeavor to largely replicate many ecological conditions across a wide array of non-model species either under controlled conditions or directly from natural populations.
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