What does the following result statment mean? The results from the two replicates were within 2% of each other. Further, n=2 produced a variance reduction of 40% and a power of 0.70. Therefore, there were not a lot of variances. I have sufficient resolution to meet my signal-to-noise ratio (which is sufficiently large). Therefore, doing an extra replicate doesn't provide me any difference in meeting my scientific objectives.

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