Data showed that the infarct size and embolized artery were more stable and repeatable in the BBS group than that in other groups.
Through clear, repeatable experiments, rather than focus group hunch or vox pop anecdote, he establishes that "the political brain is an emotional brain".
Diving organizations such as Global Underwater Explorers (GUE) emphasize that such sessions are for the purpose of gaining experience in recognizing the onset symptoms of narcosis for an individual, which are somewhat more repeatable than for the average group of divers.
It proceeds not by inevitable reason but by a contentious mangle of agenda, temperament, group psychology and, yes, repeatable measurement.
The approach is stable and provides robust, repeatable results in a relatively small group of participants, compared to conventional studies solely using self-reported pain as endpoints[68].
However, the aim of the Reproducibility Project: Cancer Biology is to perform independent replications, and to assess if an effect is repeatable when performed by a separate group of people in a separate lab.
24 age-matched healthy subjects, defined as those with IOP <22 mmHg with no history of elevated IOP, optic disc apparently healthy, and normal SAP repeatable results, were included in the control group.
Social behaviours were significantly repeatable across all timescales, with the highest repeatability observed in group size choice and unweighted degree, a measure of gregariousness.
Nevertheless, he admits, "That energy there was at the beginning with that particular group of people, that's not easily repeatable".
