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The method produces statistically reliable and reproducible results.
In addition, the methods used for reaching the diagnosis must be objective and reproducible.
One possible explanation for this phenomenon is that the level of investment in reproducible capital has been insufficient to offset the depletion of natural capital.
To avoid problems due to over fitting and to ensure a reproducible solution, calculate multiple individual envelopes and use the averaged solution.
Thermodilution is the most commonly used technique in nonpregnant patients; applied correctly, it is accurate and reproducible.
This is not only so in the sense that in all their individual details, no experimental conditions and actions were practically reproducible (or even describable).
Under a timing code regime, we would expect the timing of spikes to be highly reproducible across multiple presentations of a given stimulus.
This effect was reproducible at all 3 initial parasite to cell ratios.
Consistently reproducible worm burdens were obtained without the need of immunosuppression or exsheathment of larvae prior to inoculation.
