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Meanings of repeatable in English

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reproduzível

Able or fit to be repeated or quoted.

reproduzível
Usage of repeatable in English
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Today we saw a completely objective, repeatable, observation of something fundamentally new.
The Guardian
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Twenty days later, in even worse circumstances, they proved it was repeatable.
The Guardian
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Asymmetrical but repeatable gait is expected to provide even more faithful mirroring.
Pubmed
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Overall, stress-induced circulating cortisol concentrations were repeatable but stress-induced glucose was not.
Pubmed
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This method is straightforward, simple, repeatable, and free from signal distortion.
Pubmed
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In science, an experiment is meaningless unless its outcome is repeatable.
Up in the air
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I messed around with other beta, trying obsessively to find a repeatable sequence.
Climbing Magazine
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There's something about it that feels terminal-notrepeatable, an endpoint in someone's life.
The Jennifer Morgue
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We are trying to get them to behave in a reliable and repeatable manner.
The Irish Times
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Nineteen polymorphic and repeatable markers were developed by screening 67 of these primer pairs.
Pubmed
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The standing posture was found to be a repeatable position.
Pubmed
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Technologically, it was a repeatable miracle that occurred too often to even be interesting.
Planet of the Damned
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These include: standardized research protocols for marine debris, repeatable and comparable studies, and data-based solutions.
The Guardian
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This time, tellingly, they did a number on Chelsea by using a familiar, repeatable formation.
The Guardian
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The big question is this: is her success repeatable?
The Guardian
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Hence, the approach is repeatable throughout surgery, and enables high navigation accuracy to be maintained.
Pubmed
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Repeatable through the time
Repeatable across language varieties
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