reproducible

The only important rule is that your way has to be reproducible.

Actually, we have seen evolution happen, and it is reproducible.

However the association is weak and has not been reproducible in all studies.

It also needs to be reproducible and to have low manufacturing costs.

The second case assumes a reproducible process to produce them.

"You're born with a complement of them and they are not reproducible."

There were only these two and neither vessel was reproducible.

This is due to the standard not being accurately reproducible.

The second is reproducible to 1 part in 10.

In those labs who do find the agent, it's very reproducible.

Such a statement is reproducible even though it has not been transcribed.

I wasn't able to do this in a reproducible manner, however.

In either case the reproducible image was still primarily a function of political or economic relationships.

But Luce was one of a kind, not reproducible by document.

"You need a protocol where therapies are reproducible," he said.

These genes show high variance across the treatment groups and are highly reproducible.

Columbia has opened an inquiry into why the experiments were not reproducible.

Nutrition policy must be based on the strength of reproducible and published scientific evidence.

Unlike a painting, a photograph is an infinitely reproducible image.

These distinctions were very reproducible in the following studies.

If this is the case, such a reflex would not be reproducible in the present isolated model.

Eligible are reproducible works, such as art printing or photography.

"We simply don't known enough about how this works to do it in a reproducible fashion," he said.

The results were thereby much more reproducible between runs.

This allowed painters to create longer narratives than before in a reproducible size.