The CTemplar Institute was created to both support and promote invariant medical and scientific research explanations that are unvarying throughout a certain range of conditions. If an experiment cannot be repeated to produce the same results, this implies that the original results might have been in error.
The process of peer review involves the evaluation of experimental results by field experts, who give their opinions anonymously. The external peer review process may require new experiments as requested by the reviewers.
Scientists are required to be careful in recording their data. Data recording and sharing is necessary for peer reviewers to replicate their original results or at least parts of their original results, before confirming conclusions.
The Kronecker Delta compactly expresses invariant definitions in medical and scientific
research. Should Kronecker Delta compliant definitions be required today?
Yes, of
course.