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The present experiment systematically replicated these results in pigeons trained to press a treadle in the presence of a tone light compound under food-reinforcement or shock-avoidance schedules.

First, this field's established ethnicity-outcome relationships were systematically replicated among historical cohorts of AAs and NHWAs with non-localized colon cancer.

Although several imaging as well as lesion studies corroborate the existence of a dissociated processing for exact and approximate calculation [ 24, 29, 31], this dissociation could not be systematically replicated in normal and disabled calculators [ 33, 34].

We checked completeness of reporting of the sample size calculation, systematically replicated the sample size calculation to assess its accuracy, then quantified discrepancies between a priori hypothesised parameters necessary for calculation and a posteriori estimates.

The Canadian survival advantage was systematically replicated across diverse low-income Canadian and US contexts through the 1990s [ 2- 8], culminating in a recent study of colon cancer treatment accessibility and survival in Toronto, Ontario, and San Francisco, California that followed its cohorts until 2006 [ 9].

And a group of more than 50 academic psychologists, which calls itself the Open Science Collaboration, has begun an unprecedented, large-scale project to systematically replicate psychological experiments recently published in leading journals.

We were recently presented with a serendipitous opportunity to systematically replicate that notion among AAs with colon cancer.

We hope that other researchers, especially those with access to national cancer data, will systematically replicate and extend our analyses.

This study systematically replicates the association from two NPC GWAS [ 23, 24] performed in NPC high-risk Asian populations.

Although death certificate error was a likely limitation, we did systematically replicate our central all-cause survival hypothesis tests with cancer-specific ones.

Most importantly, we were able to systematically replicate both our mediation and moderation hypothesis tests for non-Hispanic white women and women of color (Hispanic, non-Hispanic black, Asian-Pacific Islanders and American Indian people) as well as systematically replicate similar main effects of poverty and health insurance for non-Hispanic men and for men of color.