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The phrase "a replicate of the" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a replica of the." You can use it when referring to an exact copy or reproduction of something, typically in contexts involving art, objects, or models.
Example: "The museum displayed a replica of the ancient artifact for visitors to admire."
Alternatives: "a copy of the" or "a reproduction of the."
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a replicate of the Boost/Python numeric array.
Approximately 9 sows were replaced in both groups at 3-week intervals, and each of these replacements constituted a replicate of the study.
"This is a replicate of the changes that have happened in Egypt," said a high-ranking Yemeni diplomat in Europe who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
The route was a replicate of the E4 between Linköping and Jönköping, driving on the right side.
Each column is a separate experiment and each row is a replicate of the experiments in the same column.
Therefore, when calculating the abundance of animals sighted for one satellite tag, high numbers can result from multiple observations (total abundance = total number of observations at all locations * one individual), even though it essentially is a replicate of the same individual.
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For example, T8A indicates the A replicate of an 8 day MT19c treated tumor.
This was observed in a replicate of our previous simulation of the sialyl-TcTS lactose complex.
A replicate of each plate was transfected in the same way for viability measurements.
Each data point represents a single assay; panel A is a biological replicate of the results shown in Figure 2E.
The technique involves resampling rows from the data table, with replacement, to construct a replicate dataset of the same size as the original.
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