In all other analyses reported below, results for a particular contrast were averaged over the two sessions in which it was replicated.
My son is at a good London primary school – a school that is coming under mounting pressure from SATs league tables, Ofsted reports (it has an "outstanding" Ofsted rating, which it is unlikely to replicate in the current austere climate) and pressure, too, from the helicopter parents who eye these results hawkishly.
This problematic behavior is not apparent, however, when accuracy is measured only as the correspondence between the proportion of replicates in which some topology is true and the proportion of replicates from which it is inferred.
Thus the follow-up measurements show the extent to which it was possible to replicate the results obtained during the first phase of the project and the extent to which the changes endured in the intervention sites.
In fact, the protests' open-source, participatory, horizontal structure may be one key to its early success, and the ease with which it has been replicated in city after city around the country and the world.
These Reps were tested for their ability to replicate ITR2, ITR5, ITR2+5NS (which is replicated by both Rep2 and Rep5), and ITR5+2NS (which is replicated by neither Rep2 or Rep5).
We believe this is a consequence of the loci being close to the ter region, which is replicated last, rather than a necessary requirement for their replication segregation.
The change of scene hasn't affected the menu, much of which is replicated from the first Bouillabaisse.
To avoid excessive processing, the DCP simulator tests (running in accelerated mode) were implemented in a time interval (of typically 15 s) between alert creation and change of the data structure, which is replicated in the alert server.
It has been recently shown that spatial smoothing greatly improves the performance of the MIV [33], [34], [35], [36], which is replicated in this study (Figure S5).
We have used the loop structure TTTC which is replicated to GAAA following one round of amplification.
