reproducible

[rɪprəˈdjuːsəbl]

reproducible Definition

• 1. able to be reproduced or replicated
• 2. able to be produced again in the same way

Using reproducible: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "reproducible" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The experiment needs to be reproducible to be considered valid.

• Example

  The results of the study were not reproducible in subsequent trials.

• Example

  The artist's technique was highly reproducible, allowing for consistent quality in their work.

reproducible Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for reproducible

• duplicable
• repeatable
• replicable
• repeated
• recurrent

Antonyms for reproducible

• irreproducible
• non-repeatable

Phrases with reproducible

• reproducible research

  research that is conducted in such a way that its results can be independently verified and replicated

  Example

  The scientific community values reproducible research as it ensures the validity of findings.

• reproducible build

  a software build process that produces the same output every time it is run, regardless of the environment it is run in

  Example

  Reproducible builds are important for ensuring the security and integrity of software.

• reproducible code

  code that can be run on different machines and produce the same output

  Example

  Writing reproducible code is important for sharing research and ensuring that others can reproduce your results.

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Summary: reproducible in Brief

'Reproducible' [rɪprəˈdjuːsəbl] refers to something that can be reproduced or replicated, such as an experiment or a software build. It implies consistency and the ability to produce the same result multiple times. 'Reproducible' extends into phrases like 'reproducible research,' which values independent verification, and 'reproducible code,' which allows others to reproduce results.