Replicable: meaning, definitions and examples

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replicable

[rɪˈplɪkəbəl ]

Definition

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Capable of being replicated or reproduced; able to be repeated or recreated under the same conditions.

Word	Description / Examples
replicable	Used in scientific, technical, and general contexts to describe something that can be reproduced or repeated accurately. We need a replicable study to confirm these findings. The recipe was easy and replicable, even for beginners.
reproducible	Common in scientific and academic contexts, referring to experiments, studies, or results that can be consistently repeated under the same conditions. Reproducible results are crucial for validating scientific research. The software is known for its reproducible performance.
duplicable	Used when referring to objects, materials, or methods that can be duplicated, implying the creation of identical copies. The design was simple and duplicable, making mass production feasible. He ensured the document was duplicable for easy dissemination.
clonable	Typically used in biological and digital contexts when referring to cells, organisms, or data that can be precisely copied. The scientist discovered that the cell line was clonable. The software included clonable modules for easier deployment.

The results of the experiment were replicable by other researchers.
This study needs to be replicable in order to be considered valid.
The replicable nature of the findings adds credibility to the research.
Replicable experiments are essential for the advancement of scientific knowledge.
Scientists strive to conduct replicable studies to ensure the reliability of their results.

The word comes from the Latin 'replicare', meaning 'to fold back', which reflects the idea of duplicating something.
In English, the term emerged in the late 17th century with a focus on repeatability in science and art.

In research, findings are considered strong when they are replicable, ensuring that others can achieve the same results under the same conditions.
The replication crisis in psychology and social sciences highlights challenges in reproducing original research findings, prompting discussions on scientific rigor.

In programming, replicable code allows developers to create software that can be reused across different applications, saving time and effort.
3D printing technology exemplifies replicability, enabling the reproduction of complex objects from digital designs.

In art, replicable techniques like printmaking allow artists to create multiple copies of an original work, expanding accessibility and reach.
Traditional crafts often rely on replicable methods passed down through generations, ensuring cultural heritage is maintained.

The concept of reproducibility in psychological experiments is crucial to validate theories and concepts, influencing how knowledge is accepted in the field.
Studies show that individuals are often more skeptical of findings that cannot be replicated, reinforcing the importance of scientific integrity.

Translations of the word "replicable" in other languages:

🇵🇹 reproduzível

🇮🇳 प्रतिकृति योग्य

🇩🇪 replizierbar

🇮🇩 dapat direplikasi

🇺🇦 відтворюваний

🇵🇱 replikowalny

🇯🇵 複製可能

🇫🇷 reproductible

🇪🇸 replicable

🇹🇷 tekrarlanabilir

🇰🇷 복제 가능한

🇸🇦 قابل للتكرار

🇨🇿 replikovatelný

🇸🇰 replikovateľný

🇨🇳 可复制的

🇸🇮 ponovljiv

🇮🇸 endurtekinn

🇰🇿 қайталанатын

🇬🇪 გამეორებადი

🇦🇿 təkrarlana bilən

🇲🇽 replicable