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Building this type of model is an important step toward developing artificial intelligence that replicates human behavior more accurately, the researchers say.

Hierarchical clustering confirmed that the biological replicates accurately reflected distinct groups.

Clinical studies examining the impact of anaesthetics on cancer recurrence should now account for this in their trial design or data interpretation and future work should begin to characterise the effects of common combinations of anaesthetics in a variety of tumour models that replicate the operative period as accurately as possible.

It is this templating process that enables hereditary information to be replicated accurately and passed down through the generations.

And that means a high-tech windfall for locations that can accurately replicate the chaos of real streets without putting actual pedestrians or packed school buses at risk.

Thus, we set out to develop a reproducible cell culture system that can accurately replicate the realistic microstructure of native cardiac tissues.

According to the company, it's unique production technology makes sure that even details like the iris and blood vessels are replicated accurately (see the pictures to judge for yourself).

The proposed thermosphere climate index is a new metric that accurately replicates the state of the thermosphere.

Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) that accurately replicate both landscape form and processes are critical to support modelling of environmental processes.

The progress of this new field of inquiry will undoubtedly depend on the development of in vitro model systems that accurately replicate the in vivo process, as well as continued development of in vivo model systems to enable the visualization, quantitation, and characterization of micrometastatic cells.

To determine the minimum number of replicate spots that would accurately measure the sample mean and variance, we used a permutation strategy in which the data was segregated into subsets of a fixed number of randomly chosen spots and repeated this process 1000 times for subsets of between 1 and 20 spots.