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triplicate

[ US /ˈtɹɪpɫɪkət/ ]
NOUN
  1. one of three copies; any of three things that correspond to one another exactly
VERB
  1. reproduce threefold
    triplicate the letter for the committee

How To Use triplicate In A Sentence

  • Values represent means obtained from triplicated experimental runs, with all SE values < 3% of total.
  • He licks his fingers, then his lips, then the ballpoint and begins very slowly copying out the letters and numbers in triplicate on three ancient, moth-winged ledgers.
  • Redundancy\'s rationale is obvious: The likelihood that the entire system will fail decreases as its components are duplicated, or even triplicated, in isolation from each other. Russ Wellen: When More Is Less: "Redundancy" May Actually Reduce Nuclear Security
  • In fact, duplications are so prevalent that they have had time to become duplicated themselves, giving rise to triplicated loci!
  • In hexaploid wheat, chromosome and arm homoeologies within sets of triplicated chromosomes are highly conserved with the exception of a translocation involving chromosomes 4A, 5A, and 7B, which is fixed in polyploid wheat.
  • The data represent mean values of triplicate measurements and are color coded, with red representing relative increased activity and green representing relative decreased activity compared to the parental control strain.
  • Each ratio is determined by triplicate measurements.
  • The mixtures were incubated for another 2 hours, followed by adding different concentrations of hot water extracts to the triplicate culture wells.
  • = -- With reference to double flowers, it was remarked by Linné that polypetalous flowers were, as he said, multiplied, while monopetalous flowers were duplicated, or triplicated, as the case may be, [435] a statement that is true in the main, though it requires modification. Vegetable Teratology An Account of the Principal Deviations from the Usual Construction of Plants
  • Data points are averages of triplicate measurements.
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