reproducibly

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• You can think of this as a patient's "genome type": it should reproducibly report the variants present in the patient's genome.

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• We can increase the resistance to viruses, all done quite reliably and reproducibly.

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• Then we ask a very simple question, does it tries reproducibly every day around the same time?

• So there was no way take DNA and cut it reproducibly so you could get fragments.

• You know, the fact that our world behaves reproducibly in the main is absolutely essential for the integrity of our lives.

  Lex Fridman

• Advancing the technology, we have used sacrificial-layer techniques to reproducibly fabricate nanochannels as small as 3 nm.

  Academic text (2011)

• And even if XMRV was reproducibly present in CFS patients, causality is still not proven, and it is way too far to offer patients "diagnostic tests" and retroviral treatment.

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• The stimulation of locomotion has been reproducibly demonstrated in C. elegans (Graham et al. 2009; Johnson et al. 2013) but is smaller than that seen in Drosophila (Wolf et al. 2002).

  Academic text (2017)

• The scientists designed an experiment to reproducibly confirm their hypothesis about the effects of temperature.

• The results were reproducibly similar across all trials, demonstrating the reliability of the new method.

How Consistent

consistently

278 2.8

reproducibly

• Specialized

1 6.3

inconsistently

3 4.1

Surface Forms

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