replicate
This requires more study and replication of results before you can make these assumptions.
Iron may be a limiting nutrient to the growth and replication of a cancer cell.
The optional storage includes secure replication of the backup data to the cloud.

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Examples of replication

replication
Typically, there is partial rather than complete replication in terms of both the field and laboratory.
The inherent connection between a functional turnover and selective replication is postulated but not argued for in the course of the article.
We encourage replication studies because we believe that such work is both useful and necessary.
It is normal in replication studies to employ, as far as possible, identical measures derived from different datasets.
What are the particular difficulties that might be encountered when attempting 'exact' replications of a previous study in our field?
Even if these statements were true of replication, they are irrelevant to the more general idea of recurrence.
As self-reported physical illness is known to have questionable validity/reliability, these findings need replication using data with objective data on physical health status.
In both cycles the experiments had three replications and were arranged as a randomized complete block design.
Problems of replication aside, the lack of evidence suggesting that host-associated populations may have arisen is, perhaps, surprising.
In this respect on-far m research should envisage as many trial replications as affordable, especially when it comes to the assessment of technically oriented trials.
Independent replications of genetic effects are needed to appreciate the magnitude of genetic influences on these disorders.
Then these genetic variants must interact either directly or indirectly with the environment so that in the last analysis replication is differential.
Replication is a method of validating research in the sciences, and is considered a criterion for the acceptance of new theories and knowledge.
A replication study including normally developing readers is needed to determine whether this is a viable option.
The altered proportions which are the "output" of interaction in one generation are passed on as the "input" for the next round of replication.
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