The phrase "and more reproducible methods" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various methods in a scientific or technical context, particularly when emphasizing the reliability and repeatability of those methods.
Example: "The study focused on developing new techniques and more reproducible methods to ensure consistent results across experiments."
Alternatives: "and additional reliable methods" or "and further repeatable techniques".
The study by Lavigne et al. lacked randomization, but was strengthened by larger numbers, single (investigator) blinding, and by using a more reproducible method to measure ROM.
Our findings indicate that the image registration-based automated segmentation method was clearly the more reproducible method.
This could then be compared with the parent catalyst 3. On one occasion, this gave a 62% yield of complex 8, with no purification of the crude ligand, but a more reproducible method to generate pure material was to semi-purify the ligand using column chromatography although this gave lower yields.
For stenosis quantification, an automated method was used, because it is, in our opinion, faster and easier, less operator dependent and more reproducible than manual methods.
Further applications are needed to establish whether the present method that relies on compartment models leads always to more clinically useful classifications and more reproducible diagnostic accuracies than methods that rely on non-biological models.
We have used postoperative CT scan to assess malrotation as it is a reliable and more reproducible and therefore the preferred method [26, 28].
Susceptibility testing of SXT and doxycyline however was proved to be method independent and more reproducible than that of other agents [ 11].
This method also carries the advantages of being less operator-dependent and more reproducible than ROI-based techniques.
This method may be improved by employing more selective and specific markers for activated/proliferating endothelium, improving staining techniques, using more objective and reproducible methods for microvessel counting and standardisation of the criteria for evaluation of IMD and of the identification of the neovascular hot spot within each tumour.
More accurate and reproducible methods include underwater weighing and air displacement plethysmography (ADP) (5– 7).
