Answer: Reproducibility is the closeness of the agreement between the results of measurements of the same measurand carried out with same methodology described in the corresponding scientific evidence (e.g. a publication in a peer-reviewed journal).[1] Reproducibility can also be applied under changed conditions of measurement for the same measurand—to check that the results are not an artefact of the measurement procedures.[2][3]
A related concept is replication, which is the ability to independently achieve non-identical conclusions that are at least similar, when differences in sampling, research procedures and data analysis methods may exist.[4] Reproducibility and replicability together are among the main tools of the scientific method.[5] However, the concrete expressions of the ideal of the scientific method vary considerably across research disciplines and fields of study.[citation needed] The study of reproducibility is an important topic in metascience.[6]
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pollution of water. or do you mean pollutant in which case would be like garbage or oil spills
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as we all know, diabetes can only be prevented by eating very very very less sugar. Diabetes type 1 and 2 can be prevented both by eating sugar free meals
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The genotypes thatwould be considered pure breeds are BB and bb
Explanation:
The genotype of an organism refers to an organism's complete set of genetic material or genes.
Genes are units of DNA that carries information for a particular physical or functional trait or character in an organism. Some genes act as instructions to make proteins while some genes do not code for proteins. The proteins made by a gene expresses the traits and characters of that organisms. Genes for a particular trait may have one or more variants known as alleles.
In Gregor Mendel's research using pea plants, flower colour in a pea plant had two different alleles; one for red flower colour and one for white flower colour. If a plant had the same allele for flower colour, the plant was considered a pure breed.
For example, given B was the allele for red flower colour and b was the allele for white flower colour, a plant having the two alleles for white flower colour bb, is a pure breed. Similarly, a plant having the two alleles for red flower colour, BB is a true breed.
The correct answer is: The Hypothesis of *EVOLUTION*.
