reproductiveness
Ability to multiply
The quality or capacity of being reproductive—able to produce offspring, copies, or new instances.
The term appears mainly in technical contexts discussing biological fertility or the ability of systems to generate outputs: The reproductiveness of the soil determines crop yields.
Reproducibility is the more common noun for scientific replication.
Capacity for reproduction
- fecundityReproductive capacity
- breedingReproductive cultivation of organisms
- propagationAct of spreading widely
- procreationGenerating biological offspring
spawning · germination · pollination · conception · gestation · offspring · progeny · multiplication
Reproducing something exactly
- imitationCopy of the original
- duplicationMaking an identical copy
- replicationAct of duplicating precisely
- facsimileExact reproduction of original
printing · lithography · etching · engraving · casting · molding · forgery · authenticity
Ability to duplicate results
- repeatabilityCapacity for consistent duplication
- consistencyReliable adherence to standards
- reliabilityConsistent, predictable performance
- verificationProving something accurate
methodology · validity · experimental · measurability · standardization · protocol · precision · accuracy
fertility
Capacity for reproduction
- fecundityReproductive capacity
- breedingReproductive cultivation of organisms
- propagationAct of spreading widely
procreation · spawning · germination · pollination · conception · gestation · offspring · progeny · multiplication · generation
copying
Reproducing something exactly
- imitationCopy of the original
- duplicationMaking an identical copy
- replicationAct of duplicating precisely
facsimile · printing · lithography · etching · engraving · casting · molding · forgery · authenticity · edition
replicability
Ability to duplicate results
- repeatabilityCapacity for consistent duplication
- consistencyReliable adherence to standards
- reliabilityConsistent, predictable performance
verification · methodology · validity · experimental · measurability · standardization · protocol · precision · accuracy · duplication
reproductivenesssterility
Absence of microbes or fertility
infertility · unproductiveness · barrenness · unfruitfulness · infecundity
produce, product, production, producer, produced, productive, producing, productivity, unproductive