Sentence examples for better replicability from inspiring English sources

We hope that this will result in better task design, improved assessment outcomes for test takers, more detailed test specifications, better replicability of research and a shared research agenda.

Therefore, energy efficiency enhancements in industrial facilities or private and public buildings are associated with high transaction costs and corporate entities generally prefer to finance other projects with better replicability.

Note that at larger h values (5 × 5 and 7 × 7) parasites tend to be somewhat shorter than cooperating ribozymes, but the difference is not very large, even though length reduction is an efficient way to increase fitness through better replicability (Eq. 5).

To better ensure the consistency and replicability of the estimates and the transparency of methods, WHO and UNICEF began representing the data, information and decision heuristics in 2010 using a formal knowledge representation and reasoning system, described in detail elsewhere [ 4].

The explicit use of theory in implementation research may support a better understanding of the generalisability and replicability of implementation interventions [ 17].

Using theory provides a process and structure to support the development of a strategy or intervention and to guide its evaluation, thereby facilitating a better understanding of the generalizability and replicability of implementation interventions [ 34].

The length of the sequence also affects replicability through the time required for completing replication.

We will see in the next section that the consequential loss in system persistence may be compensated by assuming a straightforward trade-off between enzymatic activity and replicability, which in turn may be the result of prebiotic selection for a better "division of labour" between phenotype and genotype strains.

If a small replication neighbourhood contains a copy of the species of smallest replicability and just a few (or even zero) copies of more common species, then it has a good chance to replicate, much better than it would had it been surrounded by many more replicators from all the fitter species.

Since VBM analysis may suffer from insufficient power to detect small-effect group differences, we further tested the replicability of previous VBM findings (which themselves are various) using a region-of-interest (ROI) approach, which provides better power (type II error reduced).

Replicability is how the community enforces itself.