Sentence examples for Remain reliable from inspiring English sources

Crucially, however, the results suggest that for lower quality data, the results of our new algorithms remain reliable (proportion of agreement,.8 .9); there appears to be no relationship between reliability of the algorithms and data quality, r 1, 4) = −.30, p =.62.

In 1999, there were technical reasons to worry whether a testing ban could be verified and whether American weapons could remain reliable indefinitely without testing.

"We will remain reliable in the role of stability anchor and the growth motor of Europe … Germany continues to have an important leadership responsibility".

Andersen's more than 2,300 clients, a few of whom have already fled, are under pressure to convince shareholders that their financial reports will remain reliable even though Andersen's fate is increasingly uncertain.

In a case of dueling studies, research commissioned by opponents of nuclear power indicates that electricity in New York State would remain reliable and reasonably priced if the Indian Point nuclear reactors were permanently shut down.

Arteriovenous grafts remain reliable substitutes for permanent hemodialysis access in patients without a suitable autogenous conduit.

Prepubescent children, media executives say, are among the few remaining reliable buyers of music.

A similar deal with Topps helped catapult the Jonas Brothers into stardom among the children's demographic, as tweens are among the few remaining reliable buyers of music.

The golf courses, tennis courts, polo grounds, Riviera and Alps remained reliable and Sachs played, dived, skied and bobsledded – part of the St Moritz Olympic run is named after him.

(Gross!) Nashville pop remained reliable (it helps when you have hundreds of songwriters on the job), though the goods drooped slightly in quality after 2008, and most of this country activity went unnoticed in magazines and blogs anyway.

Early this year, Gen. John Shalikashvili, a former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, proposed steps that Washington could take on its own to strengthen verification of other countries' compliance with the ban and assure that America's own stockpile of nuclear warheads remained reliable in the absence of testing.