Meanings of more reproducible in English

Conclusions: Respiratory volume has a more reproducible correlation with tumor motion than does abdominal displacement.

Quantitative culture was more reproducible than histology, and antral density was more reproducible than corpus density.

Within a few tries, the moves that once felt extremely powerful were still hard but more reproducible.

Conclusion: 2D-XC is a more reproducible method than either the established TT or FOOT methods to estimate the aortic PWV.

Compared to the MPT, the PSPT is more reproducible as is indicated by its smaller 95% confidence intervals.

Conclusion: The CN sequence provides stronger tissue contrast than both SOS and KB, with more reproducible SNR measurements compared to KB.

Our pilot data suggest that our qualitative scoring system is more reproducible and predictive of patient clinical outcome than the RECIST and WHO methods.

We describe a more reproducible, efficient spherical 3-D blob analysis method of SUV and tumor volume (TV) determination to evaluate CTA response.

The correlation between tumor displacement and respiratory volume was higher and more reproducible from day to day than between tumor displacement and abdominal displacement.

During the reaction the mixtures were exposed to irradiation by a tungsten lamp to obtain an increased and more reproducible formation of hydroxyl radicals.

It is possible, however, that more reproducible behavioral findings might be obtained by identifying susceptible subgroups of OCD or by including a behavioral exposure condition.

The noise might just as well be explained by the construct "wind," with links that are firmer, more reproducible, and more widely acknowledged.

More reproducible research will lead to higher quality conclusions, deeper understanding and more valuable knowledge.