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It is a formula Republicans would do well to replicate next time.

But what excites most is that Volpe is being hired out by rappers (not just A$AP but Lil B and Soulja Boy as well) to replicate that air of sludgy gloom and trippy weirdness.

In Chapter 7, Adam Finkel translates and applies the lessons learned over the last 30 years in the scientific assessment of public health risks, concluding that analysts investigating employment effects would do well to replicate how health risk assessors have responded to challenges related to uncertainty, bias, and the estimation of second-order effects.

And Rio would do well to replicate that with a Brazilian welcome.

While this approach works well to replicate early events of lesion formation, it will inevitably fail to mimic more chronic stages of NMO.

"We need to monitor the success of such services carefully; and where they're seen to work well, look to replicate elsewhere," she added.

These devices have been widely used within cycling research, however, they have been found to be difficult to set-up and adjust, particularly whilst in use as well as to replicate a force profile similar to that experienced when competing.

Larger studies in which we are well powered to replicate the known prostate cancer associations will be necessary to answer this question.

Further research is needed regarding cost-effectiveness and the delay in diagnosis and treatment, as well as to replicate the study in other healthcare organisations.

We focused on visits for type 2 diabetes, and limited our analyses to individuals 35 years or older to increase the specificity of our method of identification as well as to replicate our prior approach (11).

This approach keeps the experiments open-ended and interesting, but maintains enough instructor control over methods and protocols that we can be well organized to replicate the experiments across 10 to 11 laboratory sections of 24 26 students each.