In publishing the model, we would invite other constituencies to replicate the application to reflect the characteristics of their own populations and perhaps a different understanding about the translation of best-practice care objectives into number and length of consultations for each competency.
Since the CL Brener strain amastigote doubling time is 16 20 h and the intracellular cycle is 6 8 days, this spatio-temporal pattern is unlikely to reflect parasites replicating in situ within distinct tissues sites.
To increase the performance of this strategy, the decision of what content to replicate should reflect content popularity dynamics, i.e., to replicate web content according to the predicted demand.
The width of the prediction intervals reflects the small sample size (n = 199), as we simulated replicates of the original dataset to reflect the distribution of covariates in a typical population screened for hypertension.
Given that Latinos live in the U.S. and adapt to national ideas about race, one might expect Hispanic voter preferences to reflect, while not necessarily replicate, broader patterns.
It has been questioned whether each successful replication must reject the null-hypothesis (H0: no effects of the experimental manipulations) [ 72], and whether the failure to replicate may reflect a type II error [ 102].
For example, oncological hypophosphatemia has been hypothesized in some cases to reflect transfer of serum PO4 into replicating tumor cells [22].
Fidia Falaschetti is an Italian artist who started out as an illustrator and graphic designer, later incorporating his skills into replicating recognizable brands and objects, often with shiny surfaces that seem to reflect an exterior that Jeff Koons has explored extensively.
He said that he chose the game's name to reflect the moments of confrontation that he was most interested in replicating.
For a start, it is thought to reflect politically problematic dualistic thinking that undercuts feminist aims: the distinction is taken to reflect and replicate androcentric oppositions between (for instance) mind/body, culture/nature and reason/emotion that have been used to justify women's oppression (e.g. Grosz 1994; Prokhovnik 1999).
