Definition of irreproducible
: not reproducible
- irreproducible craftsmanship
Updated on: 10 Jul 2018
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The daguerreotype, metal, required a lengthy exposure time and took the form of an irreproducible positive image.
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The social psychology that informs education policy could be entirely irreproducible.
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In recent years, however, some people have raised concerns that too many irreproducible results are being published (see chart 1).
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Concerns about irreproducible results in science resonate outside the ivory tower, as well, because a lot of this research translates into information that affects our everyday lives.
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First Known Use of irreproducible
1868
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