Sentence examples for replicable with from inspiring English sources
Consequently, many empirical results established using the original index may not be replicable with corrected values.
The results are replicable with other video games, but only those which involve non-stop visual-pattern processing.
Polymers have the additional advantage of being readily replicable with low-cost methods such as injection molding or hot embossing.
Paper books proved to be rapidly and easily replicable with the printing press, making possible mass readerships, but they too have faced problems of fragility, wear, and oxidation (relieved by acid-free paper).
Wilkinson, de Souza, and McIlvane (2000) indicate that this performance is widely replicable, with diverse populations of different development levels.
"Our collections combine the natural beauty of cashmere with the preciousness of fine Italian craftsmanship based on a treasured heritage and handcrafted techniques, such as tricot, crochet, tatting, macramé, sewing and trimming, that are not replicable with machines and that give our products the beauty and uniqueness you can see and feel," says Franco Fredducci, owner of Il Borgo.
In this review, we will discuss the genetics of AD, including a discussion of causative genes as well as genes with replicable association with AD.
More recently, an event-related brain potential phenotype, the mismatch negativity, has been subjected to GWAS in a sample of individuals with dyslexia, and showed replicable association with rs4234898, a marker located on chromosome 4q32.1 and associated with mRNA-expression levels of SLC2A3, a neural glucose transporter gene (Roeske et al. 2011).
The remaining six SNPs selected for the replication did not show consistent and replicable interaction with studied life-style factors (Table S5, Table S6, Table S7).
The SCCFS Programme is clearly replicable, but should be replicated with modifications that are discussed in Chapters 8 to 11. Replication is advisable, since the documentary review presented in Chapter 1 shows that the Programme is supportive of South African Government strategies in crime prevention, provision of health services and improvement in school education.
Institutions can interpret this ruling when irritated by departing faculty and attempt to lay claim to even digital (infinitely replicable) data with limited or no commercial value.
