Sentence examples for a more reliable record from inspiring English sources

Few photographers have left a more reliable record of their times, and yet few have taken such pains to wipe from their work any trace of photojournalism.

This second variable is considered to be a more reliable record of the patient's cause of death and so will be expected to give rise to more accurate estimates of cause-specific survival.

This method, made possible by the adoption of Arabic numerals, gave merchants a more reliable record-keeping tool, and it let bankers assume a powerful new role as middlemen in the international payments system.

However, in the context of observing and recording behaviour in a simulated medical context (or indeed an actual live medical context) the pronounced behavioural patterns elicited by emotions are likely to be more easily observed and to form the basis of a more reliable recording of ongoing emotions [ 19].

These data suggest that in our cohort, PCB exposure in placental tissue may provide a more reliable exposure record than does cord blood.

The more reliable records of this chalice appear in 1399, when it became part King Martin of Aragon's royal reliquary.

Because the paleomagnetic records from sections with higher sedimentation rates are thought to be less affected by the PDRM lock-in (e.g., Suganuma et al. 2010, 2011), more reliable records with higher sedimentation rates may provide younger M B boundary ages.

The GP records used in this study may be a more reliable mechanism for recording GORD symptoms than self-reporting methods used in other studies; this may explain the slightly higher level of risk identified in this study compared to other cohort studies [ 32].

The GPRD records used in this study may in fact be a more reliable mechanism for recording GORD symptoms than self-reporting methods used in other studies.

The participants' hospital records might have been a more reliable source, but hospital records also have their shortcomings.

A more reliable method would be to record headache parameters in a prospective headache diary.