replicate in Spanish
replicate in Spanish is replicar — replicate means to make a copy of something, especially so that it matches the original precisely.
replicate in Spanish
replicar
To make a copy (replica) of.
What does "replicate" mean?
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verb To make a copy of something, especially so that it matches the original precisely.
"Scientists tried to replicate the results of the earlier study."
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verb To repeat an experiment or process and get the same outcome.
"The findings couldn't be replicated when other labs ran the same test."
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noun An exact copy or duplicate produced by such a process.
"Each replicate in the trial was tested under identical conditions."
replicate in a sentence
- Scientists tried to replicate the results of the earlier study.
- The artist replicated the painting's brushwork stroke for stroke.
- The findings couldn't be replicated when other labs ran the same test.
- Each replicate in the trial was tested under identical conditions.
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What is "replicate" in Spanish?
"replicate" in Spanish is replicar. replicate means: To make a copy of something, especially so that it matches the original precisely.
How do you use "replicate" in a sentence?
Example: "Scientists tried to replicate the results of the earlier study." In Spanish, "replicate" is replicar.
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