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This scoring system is replicated for all other categories: thus environmental disclosure 5 items; product and customer 3 items; human resource 3 items and ethical disclosure 4 items.

The expression and function of iron metabolism proteins in glia and neurons and the extent to which this iron regulatory system is replicated in in vitro models has been comprehensively described, followed by an appraisal of the inherent suitability of different in vitro and ex vivo models that have been, or might be, used for iron loading.

The system was replicated at Howard.

In Washington, buses were still segregated and the system was replicated even on campus, where the so-called 'paper bag test' was enforced: if your skin was darker than the bag, you were put in one category, paler, into another.

Using a flexible hydrodynamic foil that pitches to produce thrust, the most pertinent aspects of a fish-like propulsion system are replicated in a controlled environment.

It is remarkable how many features of the adaptive immune system are replicated by ILCs and it is tempting to speculate that they arose during evolution as part of a defense system that preceded adaptive immunity.

As the functionality of the Internet increases, this trend points towards a convergence between the natural and its digital counterpart as social interactions, information systems, transactions and sensory systems are replicated on the Internet.

For this, the UNI2 and UNI5 systems were replicated four times in the plane of the bilayer, resulting in bilayers containing 1024 POPC and 24 (2.3%) or 56 (5.2%) TO molecules.

Lastly, our current observations were derived from healthy mice; it will be interesting to ascertain if similar differences between the two systems are replicated in diseased animal models.

Quite apart from Maoist sentiments, it is the Chinese system of government that is replicated inside the prison.

This private jail, and the policing system that governs it, is replicated to varying degrees in other department stores across the nation with a twofold purpose: to stop shoplifting and to recoup some of the billions of dollars lost to theft every year.