I. rep·li·cate ['replɪkeɪt] VB trans form
- replicate experiment
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II. rep·li·cate ['replɪkeɪt] VB intr biol
- replicate
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Research, however, has failed to replicate the two-factor model in female samples.
en.wikipedia.org These efforts have since been replicated by other secular groups.
en.wikipedia.org This discovery has been replicated by other scholars as well.
en.wikipedia.org Sure, he steals all her ideas from all the blueprints she left behind, but it's hard to replicate them without making something blow up.
en.wikipedia.org Contemporary experimenters could not replicate the discovery, and in fact it was dismissed as an error for many years.
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