Sentence examples for Reliably completed from inspiring English sources

The moving success rate, as expected, has high fidelity and a deterministic transport has been reliably completed.

Prior studies have demonstrated that standard gamble and time trade-off surveys can only be reliably completed by children with at least a 6th grade reading level [ 43] indicating that proxies will be required for most children 12 or younger.

We propose that we see this effect most reliably in the latest time window (and only as a trend in the earlier time windows), because target detection by V1 and feed-forward signaling to V5 takes some time and may only be reliably completed after 67 ms (Foxe and Simpson 2002).

This is because screening at the larger schools could not be reliably completed in a day, which would have interfered with the screening schedule, whereas smaller schools would be expected to have fewer than 10 children requiring glasses, below our power requirements.

Instead, they wanted to prove that a stock production boat could reliably complete such a passage.

The car ran reliably, completing about 80 laps, second best among the new cars after Mercedes.

It has been shown that children as young as 7 years can reliably complete interviewer-administered disease-specific and generic questionnaires about their own health [ 13].

When monkeys were reliably completing 50 trials in a single test session with minimal accuracy errors (i.e. touching any location on the screen other than the small alphanumeric character) they began training on the scene memory task.

The American Board of Surgery has mandated intraoperative assessment of general surgery residents, yet the time required to train faculty to accurately and reliably complete operating room performance evaluation forms is unknown.

It covers the core material of the subject with concise yet reliably complete proofs, while offering glimpses of more advanced methods in each field by one or two deeper results, again with proofs given in full detail.

Fluency in relevant language sufficient to reliably complete all study assessments.