Sentences with word «irreproducible»

DESPITE the departure of most of its staff last year to form the Annals of Improbable Research, The Journal of Irreproducible Results continues to be published.

Your services should be irreproducible by others, and with Insights we aim to do just that.

In addition, they proved irreproducible in mice.

Consider, for example, the National Council on Teacher Quality's recent attempt to assess teacher education programs through questionable methodologies, faulty analysis, and irreproducible findings.

Such unavailability of source codes can also lead to more bad science slipping through the cracks — unreleased and irreproducible codes played a part in a Duke University case that led to study retractions, scientist resignations and canceled clinical drug trials for lung and breast cancer in 2010.

Ideally, it should be irreproducible wine that can be made nowhere else.

BIG SPENDERS Preclinical research is all too often irreproducible.

«Science is littered with irreproducible results, even from top places, and it's a widespread problem that looks different in different domains, but there are shared commonalities,» said CMU's Stephen E. Fienberg (pictured right), the Maurice Faulk University Professor of Statistics and Social Sciences.

You are an infinite reservoir of personal experience, of your own testimonials, of trial and error and your own irreproducible vantage point through which you perceive the world.

Most investors, Morningstar included, rely on a series of qualitative judgments about the quality of management, entry barriers, irreproducible niches and so on.

And ultimately, a paradoxical tension is created within the artworks: while each piece is unique because of McDougal's irreproducible process, its formation depends so much on fine and commercial art tools intended for near - perfect reproduction.

Taking the intimacy and irreproducible nature of Martin's work as a starting point, Signal Failure brings together a younger generation of artists whose work attempts to reclaim space resistant to the speed of communication age and the ever - expanding flood of digital images.

In his photography, the use of double exposure, collage, and scratch - and - peel methods allows Nahusenay to create irreproducible, dreamlike worlds in which the spiritual ostensibly strains against, and spills into, the physical.

Bisecting this work into two panels suggests a certain self - consciousness about the painting's status as a unique, irreproducible object and copy.

A 2013 paper in STM by another group, documenting a different type of vaccine - triggered autoimmune re action, was retracted after the results proved irreproducible (Science, 1 August 2014, p. 498).

-LSB-...] faulty analysis, and irreproducible findings.

If not, there's always a chance of getting your weirder results published in the (in) famous Journal of Irreproducible Results.

Eli understands they may be looking for work] It is not the Journal of Irreproducible Results.

While a ride - sharing service isn't necessarily the easiest thing in the world to build, it also clearly doesn't have the kind of technological moat that makes it irreproducible.

«Our main conclusion is that even a totally unbiased, perfectly randomized, reliably blinded, and faithfully executed clinical trial may still generate false and irreproducible results,» he writes in a recent issue of BMC Medical Research Methodology.

These are the same approaches that have been so widely criticized for rendering many scientific results irreproducible.

Other times they're turbulent, leading to irreproducible results.

However, when those reports appeared to be irreproducible, the team looked at the environment for toluene - producing cultures — specifically to municipal sewage and anoxic lake sediment.

That belief presumes that non-white audiences have no economic power, that white folks can't invest in anyone else's experience, that the success of Davis's How to Get Away With Murder is some irreproducible fluke.

The experiment proves successful but, inevitably, irreproducible, and in no time Steve finds himself chasing Nazi saboteurs down the streets of Brooklyn and into the East River.

Instead of sticking to the formulae that the publishers have done so well that it looks as if these factors were irreproducible, Joe believes that authors can still sell more even if they cut several of the unnecessary factors out.

Michael Mann's new book, The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars, discusses my comment [SMc note — this post is by Hu McCulloch], «Irreproducible Results in Thompson et al., «Abrupt Tropical Climate Change: Past and Present» (PNAS 2006),» that was published in 2009 in Energy & Environment.

The article then procedes to claim that climate science is some sort of good old boys club that is not self - critical and produces incorrect and irreproducible results.