Sentence examples for should be reproduced from inspiring English sources

However, the study indicated that its results should be reproduced before they could be generalized.

There are spatial cross-correlations between these variables that should be reproduced when the geostatistical simulation methods are used for modelling such deposits.

It is concluded that the placebo caffeine research paradigm is not suitable for researching instruction effects in Germany, and that reported effects should be reproduced with tighter controls.

Implementation of field-compaction control and future analysis of mixtures prepared accordingly was recommended to determine the pattern of vertical AV distribution that should be reproduced in SGC specimens and corresponding modifications required for fabrication of these specimens.

The outcomes of such an analysis, which should be reproduced on more recent data, could be helpful when designing Public Health policies aiming at decreasing free sugars intakes, especially in children.

It is unclear to us whether the pipe system under the manhole should be visualized or asphalt without manholes should be reproduced.

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Not to be confused with the real Nobels, which are due to be announced next week, the Ig Nobels honour people whose achievements "cannot or should not be reproduced".

When performance art first emerged as a major artistic current in the 1960s and 1970s, on the other hand, its very nature seemed antithetical to incorporation by an institution — partly because the artist's medium was largely his or her own body, partly because the idea of a time-based experience meant that the act couldn't, or shouldn't, be reproduced.

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The awards honored "achievements that cannot or should not be reproduced".