replication

replicate | American Dictionary

replicate
verb[ I/T ]
us/ˈrep·lɪˌkeɪt/
to copy or repeat something:
[ T ]Researchers tried to replicate the original experiment.
biology
To replicate an organism, cell, or DNA means to produce an exact copy of it.

replication

noun[ C ]us/ˌrep·ləˈkeɪ·ʃən/

Examples of replicate

replicate
Interestingly, we also replicated the asymmetric facilitation effects for same- and different-language distracters.
Experiments were replicated six times for each prooxidant.
Content is often either fully replicated at a peer or is split into chunks and stored over m peers.
However, there is no reason to believe that these lapses are at all replicated in the bulk of the book.
They were derived for individuals aged 65, 75, and 85 by replicating the model estimation with 1000 bootstrap samples.
A different design option could have been generating an indirection to the previous partial application and not replicating the arguments.
Rather, the interest lies in how he fixes the description within a logic of desublimation that inverts and replicates the logic of normative discourses.
Each experiment, detailed below, was replicated using 5 different nematodes.
Second, with proper constraint definitions and rankings, both the additive effect and the locus effect predicted by constraint weighting can be replicated in constraint domination.
Moreover, some of these risk factors cannot be replicated by trading in financial market instruments.
Given the possibility that the familiar cases are not a representative sample, it is worth replicating the comparison with more inclusive data.
The present study replicated and extended this paradigm, including individuals with elevated genetic risk for schizophrenia.
Approximately 200 articles were revealed by the combined databases, some of which were replicated.
Our results show that local variability, as estimated by a single sample, may suffice to represent component community variability with no need for replicated data.
Future research should focus on replicating the study in more representative populations, as well as in other samples of impoverished youth.
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