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In the Sudan 1 dye scandal, which affected chilli powder and which broke in 2005, more than 470 products had to be recalled and a recent case of carcinogenic dyes in sweets seems to be set to replicate that situation.

We set to replicate this study using the same e-cigarette equipment and e-liquid, while checking for the generation of dry puffs.

Lawrie is keen to get more kids into golf and is set to replicate his successful golf foundation in Aberdeen by moving north to Nairn.

We use a separate data set to replicate findings and use Ingenuity Pathways Analysis software to functionally annotate the candidate gene pathways.

Rather than build sets to replicate the vanished Paris of the 18th century, the director commissioned a series of painted backdrops that closely mimic the prints and paintings of the era onto which the actors have been superimposed.

It just can't be overstated how many things you can do in an animal-model setting to replicate human disease, and also to manipulate it.

It just can't be overstated how many things you can do in an animal-model setting to replicate human disease, and also to manipulate it" What would you say are the main challenges to the implementation of NGS in routine clinical practice?

To bolster the results of our brain RNA-Seq data set, we set out to replicate the main findings of our initial analysis in an independent RNA-Seq data set generated from a distinct tissue source.

Manufacturers of LOCM other than the one studied in the NEPHRIC trial immediately set to work to replicate or repudiate the finding using their own LOCM.

The odd call is set to be replicated by humans this Friday, 22 June, as the first World Invitational Moose Calling Championship kicks off in Rangeley, Maine.

In the art conservation program of the University of Delaware, students gather as much forensic evidence as they can to peel back the layers of museum masterpieces, then set to work replicating their artists' gestures, producing historically accurate reconstructions.