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"It exactly replicates not only Beethoven's living face, complete with pock marks (possibly from smallpox) and facial scars but also his acute physical discomfort," Ms. Comini writes, "for this is what the contracted brow and firmly clamped 'scowling' mouth register".

Like a belated chapter in Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez's "Grindhouse" omnibus, it replicates not only the themes and styles of movies like "Trouble Man" or "Dolemite" but also some of the technical lapses and period excesses that give those pictures their lasting, if minor, camp value.

These molecular disease patterns further support that the PGISp model replicates not only cellular changes in AS but also but also molecular patterns as well as inflammation polarization.

During S-phase, genomic DNA must be unpacked, replicated and repacked, in a manner that faithfully replicates not only the sequence itself but also the other information systems relating to gene expression present at any particular genomic location.

Working with more replicates not only provides more power to the differential expression calculation but also lessens the impact of occasional sample loss or failure.

2 HIV replicates not only in CD4 lymphocyte cells, but also in macrophages and dendritic cells. 1 3 4 Such replication is followed by immune system depression, which can lead to life-threatening opportunistic infections.

By using E4 production as readout of viral replication we confirmed that the CRAd replicated not only in SB2 melanoma cells but also in MIA PaCa-2 pancreatic cancer cells (Figure S3).

He noted a consistent plea for movie DVDs and wound up passing his sleepless nights replicating not only the films, but also a feeling of military comradeship that he had not experienced since his own service in the Pacific during World War II.

For these cases, providers receive requests from users to replicate not only system volumes but also data volumes.

It is my hope that the benefits seen by other municipalities utilizing speed cameras will be replicated not only in Staten Island, but throughout all of New York City.

Paradoxically, these animal models should replicate not only the complexity of human sepsis, but also the variability among animals closely mimicking that seen in clinical practice [ 11].