Sentence examples for a more reliable answer from inspiring English sources

Many researchers have looked into the issue of disability and violence, but the Lancet study combines their results aiming to provide a more reliable answer.

The next logical step after using such tools is to design functional studies to test the related drugs and find a more reliable answer as to whether such mutations are drivers of carcinogenesis or just background mutations.

In addition, it seems that a holistic approach (involving the analysis of metabolite profiles as a reflection of the individual's health status) can provide a more reliable answer as to the presence or absence of cancer.

To gain a more reliable answer to this question, we meta-analyzed the literature on using pleural cholesterol or the ratio of cholesterol in pleural fluid to cholesterol in serum (P/S cholesterol ratio) as diagnostic tests to help identify pleural exudates.

Mr. Horvitz said that in addition to his interest in creating a Web search tool that would give more reliable answers, the research was driven by clear memories from his medical school education of what was often referred to as "second-year syndrome" or "medical schoolitis".

Thirdly, a larger sample of patients could give more reliable answers about the effectiveness of this treatment.

Obtaining more reliable answers depends on the investigation of a multitude of systems, amounting to a major research program.

This choice was made from the assumption that 15-year-olds give more reliable answers to questions about concrete possessions, such as number of books or artworks in the home, than to a question of parental education that may be perceived as more vague and ambiguous to a child of this age.

Responding anonymously and independently as well returning responses in sealed envelopes may be easier for patients and gives more reliable answers.

Summa summarum, it appears that in order to get more reliable answers from epidemiologists, we need to wait for the outcome of Cosmos cohort study that has just started in Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Holland and Great Britain.

But if the investigators are diligent, they will find that one of the problems — and also one of the answers for a more reliable system — lies right in the governor's office.