| This 136-page reproducible spiral-bound book is designed to be used without outside instruction. |
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| Our understanding of normal sensory perception is based upon observations that are reproducible. |
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| Even within the domain of reproducible products, quantity of labour is by no means the only determinant of price. |
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| Creating ambient light in a completely reproducible way is pretty challenging. |
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| The test is more sensitive, quicker, and more reproducible than older methods. |
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| Understood in the neo-Scholastic sense, the mold represents the infinitely reproducible semblables. |
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| Traditional scientific methods attempt to explore questions by means of experiments that provide reproducible results. |
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| Land is supremely characterized by its inelasticity of reproducible supply. |
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| For decades, the moguls groused because their products, unlike cars and potato chips, were not endlessly reproducible. |
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| As crowdfunding has matured from a series of one-off efforts into something reproducible, the money has followed. |
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| While the work is inherently reproducible, the authorization to do so is limited. |
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| All parts are printed in clear, easy-to-read notation, and all but the piano and conductor's score are reproducible. |
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| For each sample, three different acquisitions were collected, with highly reproducible results. |
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| I don't know if it's a reproducible effect, but my mind was certainly well and truly blown. |
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| Anybody gainsaying General Relativity had best demonstrate an unambiguous reproducible falsification. |
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| There's no effective substitute for experimental verification and reproducible results. |
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| The use of patellar tendon autografts for ACL reconstruction is very widespread and is thought to render good, reproducible clinical results. |
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| Ours is a reproducible model, and others may end up reproducing it and solving other problems. |
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| Objects are very poor at providing predictable and reproducible software behavior. |
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| These tests are generally simple, reproducible, inexpensive, and can be done on stored samples. |
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| Therefore, we choose an alternate and of course downscaled experimental approach in order to guarantee reproducible results. |
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| At the other end, exactly reproducible images revolutionized the study of subjects like geography, astronomy, botany, anatomy, and mathematics. |
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| He has also made a study of human vision and how it relates to reproducible color in photography and photomechanical reproduction. |
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| There is a need for a reliable and reproducible means of evaluating the performance and durability of slide fasteners. |
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| And if they do so, they can at the same time be sure that the printability of the chosen sheets is absolutely reproducible. |
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| Third, we have searched for well-expressed genes with reproducible expression patterns over the available individuals. |
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| The Chief Engineer agreed that the RIM technology was statistically reproducible and that ABCs process capability requirements were met. |
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| The reproducible and efficient rinsing process minimizes carryover and in this way increases the accuracy of the analyses. |
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| Not only is art reproducible, it no longer requires an original. |
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| If almost identical results are obtained, well reproducible quantitative results are achieved with triglyceride analysis of the samples. |
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| Mechanical notching can be reduced through the reproducible surgical technique and eccentric implants. |
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| The automatic memorization of the dilution factor makes the dilutions easily repeatable and reproducible. |
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| The second section provides reference materials and serves as a reproducible workbook for new members. |
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| Are there innovative, effective, sustainable and reproducible approaches to address this very real issue? |
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| To help you with these tasks, refer to the reproducible forms included in this guide. |
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| Using e.g. image analysis is of no use, if the preparation process is not able to produce reproducible results. |
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| To date, easy, reproducible inspection of serviceability of endoscope washer-disinfectors has remained an unsolved problem. |
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| Controlled growth conditions in the chemostat allow the constant, reproducible production of biopolymers. |
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| Strict time management calls for exact, reproducible processes that can be upscaled from research to production, even on a global scale. |
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| Shape and geometry ensuring a stable and reproducible calibration of the gastroplasty pouch. |
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| In order to obtain reproducible curves the gold electrode must be electrochemically conditioned. |
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| This chip sensor delivers highly accurate, reproducible loss factor and permittivity results, even at the lowest frequencies. |
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| The role of humidity calibrations that are accurate, reproducible, and documentable is becoming more and more important. |
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| Repeatability: Operating conditions must be reproducible over time and identical for each measurement session. |
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| Testing experience with the headforms show them to be highly repeatable and reproducible. |
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| They just don't understand the process at all, and so now they're transforming it into something much more reproducible and flat. |
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| We realised that the noise had a reproducible pattern and, although complicated, it's the sort of thing that a neural network can learn. |
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| Provides complete transparency regarding production and tooling decisions and provides reproducible numbers to back up decisions and requests. |
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| This allows a complex yet reproducible set of indicators on how the Digital Divide actually works out in practice. |
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| The results, while reproducible, show the difficulty obtaining a suspension of specific concentration for this compound. |
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| Consequently, each cuvette can always be inserted in the correct position and you can achieve precise and reproducible measuring results. |
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| The precise control of all preparation parameters including the force is necessary to ensure reproducible preparation results. |
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| These transfers occur mostly in the context of taxonomic research which does not involve access to reproducible genetic resources. |
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| Change this setting from the default value to trace problems that are intermittent or not easily reproducible. |
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| A torque wrench is supplied since when mounting samples, an accurate, reproducible torque must be applied to mounting screws on the sample clamp. |
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| Nasal lavage therefore represents a minimally invasive, reproducible method of obtaining specimens with immunologic relevance to the respiratory tract as a whole. |
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| As a supplement to comparisons among natural populations, experimental evolution offers the advantages of known ancestries and constant, reproducible selective environments. |
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| Spirometric measurements and maximal mid-expiratory flow rates are accurate and reproducible, because effort variation is detectable from the configuration of the tracings. |
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| The bioassay, which should reflect a well-defined effect of the androgenic gland on the gonad or on sexual characteristics, should be short and reproducible. |
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| Only reproducible experiments, and ones that justify interest, are validated. |
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| Not only myths, but the nature of that which makes stories mythic changes once stories are technologically reproducible and we begin to attribute authorship. |
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| However, in our hands this method of measuring UV-induced inflammation was not reproducible, and our standard errors were so large as to render the data uninterpretable. |
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| If the bug is reproducible, we'll find it either way. |
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| Details of the four tests are shown in the diagram below, but work currently being undertaken on inter-layer bonding should provide valuable insight as to which is the most reliable and reproducible method. |
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| The Leica M50 stereomicroscope includes precisely reproducible magnification levels for repeated examinations, measurements, drawing or photography of objects under absolutely identical conditions. |
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| The ligament tensor allows the surgeon to apply controlled tension to the medial and lateral capsular ligament structures for a reproducible soft tissue release. |
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| Thus the results suggest that the peripheral blood micronucleus assay using acridine orange supravital staining can generate reproducible and reliable data to evaluate the clastogenicity of chemicals. |
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| Intonation and tone of voice are clearly not reproducible in existing orthographic systems, but part of the skill of novelists or reporters is to convey these features of speech in their descriptions. |
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| So one of the things I'm interested in, a little selfishly, is to find out a bit about how it happened, because I want to know whether this kind of miracle is reproducible. |
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| With about a week to go in the fundraising campaign, she hopes to make the camp larger and reproducible in other cities, starting with New York and Chicago. |
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| For metals and compounds that partly ionise at a pH around the test pH, it may be necessary to limit the pH drift to obtain reproducible and well defined results. |
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| Reliably reproducible results are aided with precisely and reproducibly adjustable volume and speed. |
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| Eiffel had not foreseen that this materialization of an artistic vision could become the world famous emblem of a city like Paris, unique in its exceptional size but reducible and reproducible ad infinitum. |
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| The measurement of the variation in the cut-off line position as described above shall be carried out by any method giving acceptable accuracy and reproducible results. |
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| The need to validate new observations by showing that experiments are reproducible should not be interpreted as plagiarism, provided that the data to be confirmed are explicitly quoted. |
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| Visual adjustment is the preferred method but where this does not lead to acceptable and reproducible results the instrumental method shall be used. |
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| The extent of pelorism can be environmentally influenced. Should we be awarding peloric orchids without evidence of reproducible flowering? |
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| Even filling of the absorbent cartridge enables reproducible absorption. |
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| A prerequisite for entitlement to error rectification shall be that the error is reproducible and can be illustrated by means of machine produced output. |
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| Known all over the world, the Q-Panel metal test panels reduce the variability of the surface properties of metals to the minimum and offer a reproducible and uniform test surface. |
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| This method must be transparent and reproducible and should clearly discriminate between sources in the published literature and professional judgment. |
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| Warp tension thus remains constant. Exactly reproducible settings for pick density, machine speed, warp tension and contraction simplify start-mark prevention. |
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| The final product is in reproducible print form in a three-ring binder printed on 70 lb. paper for durability when removing pages for photocopying. |
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| The Retsch ultrasonic cleaners can also be used in chromatography for dispersion of the packing material in the slurry, so as to achieve reproducible separations. |
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| The triacontagonal projection of the 120-cell was first drawn by W. A. Wythoff, but not in reproducible form. |
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| A reproducible mould filling is achieved through several factors: servo-electric injection with force and position control, dynamic acceleration and precise measurement of all current pressures by paraxial sensors. |
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| It would be preferable for the results from stochastic modelling to be reproducible, so that a repeatable pseudo-random number generator would be available to an auditor. |
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| The ability to take reliable and reproducible measurements of the inclination and anteversion of the acetabulum using eOS was confirmed in a recently completed study. |
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| What needs to happen is people need to be trained by someone who is very good at it, as is Dr. Zamboni, and then they can do the studies and have reproducible, reliable data. |
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| The most reproducible method for measuring the vapour pressure of liquids is to coat the liquid on glass beads or on an inert sorbent such as silica, and to pack the holder with these beads. |
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| Each year, scientists from 28 different nations conduct experiments not reproducible in any other place in the world. |
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| Spray pyrolysis is a powerful tool for the deposition of dense electrolyte or porous electrode layers at processing temperatures less than 700°C. The process is reproducible and scalable for high volume manufacturing. |
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| This alternative system is considered adequate because the transformation of bacteria and yeast is generally a very reproducible and easily performed process, unlike the events needed for transfection of metazoan cells. |
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| It can be run without a solvent, but is faster and more reproducible in the presence of a solvent such as xylene, which forms an azeotrope with water. |
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| As a result, extension rates better reflect the kinetics seen in PCR with processive extension of a defined template for more reproducible activity measurements. |
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| By 1983 it was accepted that the speed of light in vacuum was constant and that this constant provided a more reproducible procedure for measuring length. |
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| Hence the occurring oversaturation of the polymer with carbon dioxide leads to a foaming of the polymer and enables the shaping under reproducible conditions. |
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| Given the complexity of this process, software is increasingly used to simplify the task, while better supporting reproducible and more justifiable results. |
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| Under free competition, thus far only commodities that are laboriously reproducible, durable, subdivisible, and mobile have been established as means of payment. |
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| Production of diphtheric toxin of high potency on a reproducible medium. |
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| Complementing Ascentis' family of HPLC columns, the C8 provides highly reproducible results and adds up to the range of stationary phase selectivities offered. |
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