| But irreproducibility is much more widespread. |
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| Lander, who played a leading role in the decoding of the human genome, says the irreproducibility problem is caused in part by the many variables that go into any experiment. |
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| Rare instances of misconduct or instances of irreproducibility are translated into concerns that science is broken. |
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| Irreproducibility and inheritance are the essential features of land in classical economics. |
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| Irreproducibility is rarely an issue of fraud. |
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