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Discover Ludwig"not reproducible" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It means that something cannot be replicated or duplicated. Example: The results of the experiment were not reproducible, as no other researchers were able to obtain the same findings.
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Not only are most experiments not reproduced, most are probably not reproducible.
It's not reproducible by computers very easily".
Then again, the intifada of a decade ago is not reproducible now since the soldiers among the Palestinians today are Palestinian, not Israeli.
In the post-industrial age, in the post-electronic age, eating is one of the only remaining aesthetic experiences that is not reproducible.
Speech is somatic, a bodily function, and it is accompanied by physical inflections tone of voice, winks, smiles, raised eyebrows, hand gestures that are not reproducible in writing.
It is this kind of activity that many of us feel is unique to the human mind and not reproducible by machines.
"Many people believed the work I did was not reproducible," recalled Dr. Anagnostou, who was then a blood disease specialist at Brown University.
It was predicated on circumstances that were not reproducible, and that the war and the settlement that followed it had destroyed.
They sounded elegant and subtle, or fantastical, or basic and rugged and good, but, for one reason or another, not reproducible in my own kitchen today.
The other factors were not reproducible.
IHC, he says, "is not linear and it's not reproducible".
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