reproducible

Examples of reproducible in the following topics:

• Methods

  • Scientific papers need a thorough description of methodology in order to prove that a project meets the criteria of scientific objectivity: a testable hypothesis and reproducible results.
  • Hypotheses become accepted theories only when their experimental results are reproducible.
  • To ensure that later researchers can replicate your research, and thereby demonstrate that your results are reproducible, it is important that you explain your process very clearly and provide all of the details that would be necessary to repeat your experiment.

• Introducing and Formatting Quotations

  • To quote an author, copy the author's exact language and use quotation marks to show you are reproducing language from another source.
  • To quote an author, you should copy the author's exact language and frame the words with quotation marks, which signals that you are reproducing exact language from another source.

• Principles of Writing in the Sciences

  • Lab reports, case studies, and other types of scientific writing must be precise in order to provide results that can be tested and reproduced.
  • Scientific objectivity has two requirements: your hypothesis must be testable, and your results must be reproducible.

• Overview of the IMRAD Model

  • Furthermore, scientific research should present reproducible (i.e., repeatable) results.