replication

Examples of replicated

replicated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Interestingly, we also replicated the asymmetric facilitation effects for same- and different-language distracters.
Experiments were replicated six times for each prooxidant.
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.
The rights and benefits granted these diverse groups have not always necessarily replicated those granted to disabled military veterans.
Snout beetles were monitored during the 2000 rainy season in replicated trials consisting of fallows of these leguminous species.
One such experiment consists of replicated one-to-one trials in which a single infectious individual is housed with a single susceptible individual.
However, estimates of variability and net treatment effectiveness are best achieved with composite random samples that are replicated.
The stratified nature of shipboard life was replicated at the quarantine station by the quarantine regulations and by the passengers themselves.
Similar effects could not be replicated in using the pendulum technique.
These mistakes will be replicated in student work, and it is hoped that the publishers will correct them immediately.
Content is often either fully replicated at a peer or is split into chunks and stored over m peers.
For practical reasons, 18 consecutive tests were conducted, each using five clones of one species and one wheat cultivar, replicated five times.
However, there is no reason to believe that these lapses are at all replicated in the bulk of the book.
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