Factors affecting the reproducibility of scientific research

Theoretically, researchers should be able to recreate experiments, getting the same results and coming to the same conclusions, thereby helping to confirm and strengthen the original work. However, reality does not always meet these expectations. Often scientific discoveries cannot be replicated; consequently, the resources allocated to research are wasted, and the reliability of such discoveries is questioned. The article examines some of the factors affecting the reproducibility of scientific research and offers a set of recommendations to improve the situation.