The European commission assessment, dated 26 July, also includes details of a cross-border exercise involving Belgian and Dutch police which replicated a series of synchronised terrorist attack on schools and which will inform practice among member states.
The general findings, though with other SNPs in this gene, were replicated in series of other European populations [7].
We have replicated a series of experiments in this respect as requested by the reviewers.
Enumeration of L. monocytogenes and E. coli O157 H7 in food is generally done by the most probable number (MPN) method, which requires replicated dilution series of food in selective enrichment broth followed by plating on selective agar plates and subsequent biochemical assays for species identification [ 21].
For both the shotgun proteomes and transcriptomes, replicate datasets were fitted with a locally weighted scatterplot smoothing by polynomial regression using a standard span value of 0.75 (R Core Development Team, 2014), using the replicates of unprocessed samples, and the replicate time series of 7.8 72 hr, as input for the regression.
Two hundred microliters of each suspension were loaded into individual wells within a Cathra replicator plate (Oxoid Inc., Ogdensburg, NY) and replicated onto a series of Mueller-Hinton agar plates amended with 2-fold increasing antibiotic concentrations.
This method requires only at least two replicates for a single time point, thus addressing lack of fully replicated time series experiments, typical of currently available RNA-seq data.
In fact, the conversations replicated exactly a series of e-mail messages between the artist and his girlfriend.
Rather, the wind is replicated by a series of 100 "pressure boxes" bolted to the house and braced against a galvanized steel cocoon.
Sub-Lacanian theory would presuppose that the signified "Baudrillard" is merely a neo-modernist capitalist paradox and "death" is a sub-textual patriarchalist paradigm interpolated through a post-colonialist hermeneutic.As such, as Sontag states, "society is dead"; the signifier is merely replicated as a series of pre-cultural totalities implying post-Foucaultian absurdity.
