Such a kick-down process of socialization can be compared to the sadistic hazing of initiates into a club: as active members do unto the initiates as was done onto them, so also in a society with a harsh morality the parents will be driven by the impulse to replicate upon their own children the same kick-down energy that was inflicted on them when they were children.
However, microinjection studies have found that only those species that naturally divide in the cytoplasm were able to replicate upon injection into mammalian cells, with even intravacuolar pathogens unable to divide in the cytoplasm [26].
In addition to these six loci, SNPs at the DMRT1 locus (9p24.3) showed an association with TL at Ptrend = 1 × 10−6 in the control-only analysis, but did not replicate upon addition of the data from cancer cases (case and control analysis, Ptrend = 2 × 10−5; Supplementary Material, Table S1).
Sense of smell, of course, is only one of those dog qualities that can't be replicated or improved upon.
iMessage is nice, but it's not a killer feature and not something WhatsApp and other third-party developers haven't already replicated and improved upon.
Questions for future research include: Can these results be replicated or improved upon when utilizing a holistic, child-centered Pre-K curriculum supported by observed high-quality teacher child interactions?
By taking into consideration of the dynamics of the poor and their livelihoods, it is clear to understand how they will be affected by climate change hazards, how they might respond with the resources they have, and how these conditions can be replicated and built upon for successful adaptation strategies.
Arizona and the five states that have replicated and expanded upon SB 1070 headline this trend, but there are other, more egregious, examples.
Bangalter recalled an example in which he hummed a complex drum and bass line to Hakim, who replicated and improved upon it for the track "Giorgio by Moroder".
While the results need first to be replicated and improved upon, Roland Zahn, who led the work, said the approach may prove important in the future "as there are currently no accurate ways to predict those who will have a recurrence following recovery".
