The phrase "a method to reliably" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a technique or approach that ensures consistent results or outcomes.
Example: "We have developed a method to reliably assess the quality of the product before it reaches the market."
Alternatives: "a way to consistently" or "a technique for ensuring".
A method to reliably compute the solid solubility in supercritical fluids is described.
To avoid this limitation, a method to reliably correct SUR for variations of the FDG uptake period by converting SUR to a preselected fixed scan time point was proposed recently by our group [12].
We demonstrate and validate a method to reliably parse host and pathogen ESTs without the need for reference genomes.
Therefore, it was necessary to modify the manufacturer's recommended assay conditions and develop a method to reliably assay samples containing as much as 2.5 μg of DNA.
A method to reliably induce abstinence periods in cannabis users would allow assessment of the effects of abstinence and resumption of use on a variety of outcomes in a within-subjects, repeated measures design.
A method to reliably produce blood samples with 10%to100%0% methemoglobin was developed.
To date, there does not exist any method to reliably estimate the increase of proteome coverage at an early stage.
Recently, our group developed a simple method to reliably differentiate primary and secondary acute dengue infections based on serological data (IgG ELISA) [19] and quickly identify individuals with a secondary dengue infection, which is considered as a risk factor.
The binding constants (K1) and (K2) of TMPyP4 tetrachloride with DNA G-quadruplex derived from ESI-TOF-MS analysis were almost consistent with those obtained by solution method of ITC experiments [ 40], indicating that ESI-TOF-MS analysis is an alternative method to reliably measure G-quadruplex binding constant.
The analysis of latency measures thus provides a highly sensitive method to reliably differentiate between helpless and non-helpless rats and may further contribute to the refinement of animal experimentation in the best of meanings of the 3R-concept [ 16].
Although staging guidelines of the American Joint Cancer Committee on Cancer (2005) mandates distinguishing between lymphatic and blood vessel invasion, these guidelines lack a routine standardised and objective assessment method to reliably differentiate them [ 20].
