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Mr. Chang hopes that some of his home's innovations might be replicated to help improve domestic life in Hong Kong, which has been troubled in recent years.

Our hope is that together we will create a sustainable and scalable model which could ultimately be replicated to help more children live healthy lives across developing countries".

This normalization procedure uses distinct biological replicates to help mitigate non-specific transcriptional responses associated with many perturbations as well as experimental batch effects.

Further studies should be conducted to see if our data can be replicated and to help clarify the underlying pathophysiological mechanisms of early-onset cataracts and their associations with cancer development.

Although the NIH requires all clinical trial groups to submit raw data, only one out of ten published articles include full results.The shortage of federal enforcement and regulation of research groups has led to major clinical data hoarding, making it complicated when research groups want to replicate trials to help release new drugs into the market.

The six libraries were multiplexed and sequenced in two lanes in order to give two technical replicates for each of the biological replicates, and to help avoid bias associated with a particular flow cell or lane therein [ 41].

Based on that event, some scientists have advocated replicating it artificially to help offset greenhouse-gas buildup in the atmosphere (ScienceNOW, 28 January).

These additional funds could be invested in supporting our existing services and in replicating methods proven to help survivors recover.

Through NatureVest, we aim to replicate this model to help other small island nations invest in marine conservation efforts that will limit the risks and costs posed by climate change.

The Conservancy's global cities program is focused on these on-the-ground solutions that can be tested, proven and replicated around the world to help communities adapt to a changing climate.

Such efforts might be modeled on those of the Harlem Children's Zone, which Barack Obama promised in 2008 to help replicate in 20 cities.