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Meanings of reproducible in English

Capable of being reproduced.

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Usage of reproducible in English
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Researchers, of course, go about their work in a controlled, reproducible way.
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The results were highly reproducible and in good agreement with manual counting.
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However, this approach can be challenging to perform in a reproducible manner.
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Highly reproducible abundance data were generated from different technical and biological replicates.
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Conclusion: Our results suggest that MR imaging-based tumor volumes are reliably reproducible.
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Conclusions: The 6MWT is highly reproducible in patients with symptoms of HF.
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Due to the possible standardisation of this technique, the results are reproducible.
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The developed method was found to be specific, precise, reproducible and rapid.
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All of the reaction products were completely reproducible in 16 DNA samples.
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These time-consuming tasks require a more accurate and reproducible quantitative analysis method.
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The maps obtained with this system are highly reproducible and resolve ca.
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Despite all these factor, pH data have been shown to be reproducible.
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Black-blood contrast was found to be essential to obtain reproducible velocity encoding.
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These responses were robust and reproducible over time across many repeated assays.
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To obtain reproducible values, catecholamine concentrations had to be related to non-collagen-protein.
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QT interval measurements were obtained manually using a reproducible digital caliper technique.
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