reproducible
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4.9
- adjective
- /ˌriːprəˈdjuːsəbl/
- Specialized
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reproducible
- Despite all issues discussed above, actual nomograms provide a reproducible pattern that may guide the clinician in daily practice.
- reproducible results
- reliable and reproducible
- highly reproducible
This, this hard science is about finding robust and reproducible patterns in this data.
- This, this hard science is about finding robust and reproducible patterns in this data.
- Biology is more graded, but you can extract objective information that is reproducible.
- So we we, we want to then ask the question, do we believe that what we saw in yeast, which I think is the only reproducible finding I can draw?
- And that science doesn't like that because it's unique events, by the very definition, are not reproducible.
- It's not designed to have very clean images that are reproducible, free of artifacts and defects that we talked about.
- All these great experiments turn out not to be reproducible or they let's just, let's be very careful.
- OK, reproducible research is the idea that the PDF should be regenerated from the data and code.
- So if you are doing computations at that scale, you want to know that those computations are reproducible.
- This is a huge like madding problem to debug because it's not reproducible generally.
- It's reproducible, consistent, how it's been always.
- Well, going back to food allergies, once again, the they are reproducible and they are specific foods.
- So it's it's the process seems to be reproducible.
- If you know that happens, that in principle is reproducible.
Examples
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A structured method of recording makes data reproducible and provides quick access to important information for nurse colleagues.
Academic text (2005) -
Children under the age of 5 years are generally unable to produce reliable, reproducible readings.
Academic text (2011) -
So, so experiments and and and results have to be reproducible by others before we believe them.
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This, this hard science is about finding robust and reproducible patterns in this data.
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In that sense, quantum mechanics allows for reproducible experiments.
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OK, reproducible research is the idea that the PDF should be regenerated from the data and code.
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Science is what is testable, reproducible, and falsifiable.
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There's a lot of current attention on the issue of having reproducible results so that others can verify that your results are what you claim them to be.
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The test protocol produced reproducible results and allowed the determination of diseased portions of osteoarthritic bone.
Academic text (1991) -
The experiment yielded reproducible results every time it was conducted.
Synonyms
92
3.5
Gives similar results each time
Can be copied exactly
Something that can be copied, like data or a method
Antonyms
How Reproducible
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Reproducible comes from the parts re- meaning 'again' and ducere meaning 'to lead', the same root you see in produce and product. So something reproducible can be 'made again' in the same way to give the same result.