Rove implicitly attacked Trende's racial polarization scenario, contending that "it's unreasonable to expect Republicans to routinely" replicate Reagan's 64 percent white margin in 1984, much less win 70 percent of the white vote.
Even though the cecal ligation and puncture model is generally accepted to best replicate human peritoneal sepsis (the 'gold standard' to many), several clinical intangibles, such as pre-existing comorbidities, age, continuous fluid resuscitation, nutritional support, antibiotic therapy, and operative intervention, make human sepsis more complex, and routinely difficult to replicate in mice [ 13].
Details on RT-qPCR analysis following the MIQE guidelines [ 55] are included in Additional file 7. Routinely, three replicate reactions were used for each sample.
Because we used only routinely available administrative data, the study could be easily replicated in other settings.
This methodology can be replicated globally where ICD-10 data is routinely collected in national cohort studies or routine patient data collection.
Since importance scores are generally constant they are not routinely examined in CQ-index surveys, but assessed during its development and replicated when deemed appropriate.
In effect, the state would merely be replicating what routinely happens in many middle-class households across the land.
Routinely, at least 100 cells per sample were examined, and each experiment was replicated at least three times.
Nonetheless, the Ficoll-Hypaque gradient is easily replicated clinically, does not alter the function of isolated cells, and is routinely used in many settings.
