| The country programme included no explicitly stated aims for sustainability and replicability of the main activities related to child survival. |
| We expected that the Centre would have developed a costing methodology based on the following generally accepted criteria: cause and effect, equitability, reliability, representativeness of actual efforts, and replicability. |
| More importantly, there is something positive that has come out of the crisis of replicability — something vitally important for all experimental sciences. |
| As many of these programmes are relatively new, there are few evaluations of their effectiveness or their replicability. |
| The test of replicability, as it's known, is the foundation of modern research. |
| Nevertheless, the project raises some issues: The replicability of such a model case appears so far more limited than expected. |
