Sentence examples for ability to reliably assess from inspiring English sources

The ability to reliably assess the location and the aggressiveness of prostate cancer without removing the prostate could have a strong impact on the choice of patient treatment.

The MATE has been found to be internally consistent, stable over time, and robust in its ability to reliably assess the acceptance of evolutionary theory in different populations (e.g., Rutledge and Sadler [2007]; Rutledge and Warden [1999]); however, a recent review (Wagler and Wagler [2013]) suggested that all new studies test for construct validity.

Many investigators in the field have chosen the Illumina Infinium HumanMethylation microarray for its ability to reliably assess DNA methylation following sodium bisulfite conversion.

Due to barriers to risk-factor based HIV screening, including the ability to reliably assess risk in the clinical setting, the CDC in 2006 recommended routine "opt-out" general population screening for HIV[ 11].

In this issue of Epigenetics, Chen et al. suggest that caution should be taken when using the HumanMethylation450 microarray, usually the platform of choice for its ability to reliably assess DNA methylation following sodium bisulfite conversion.

The ability to reliably measure low frequencies while sweeping is key to its successful implementation.

Critical to the success of these initiatives is the ability to reliably measure and describe classroom instructional practices.

In the years following these studies, more studies have showed the ability of lung ultrasonography to reliably assess lung water or, in general, the aeration of the lungs [12, 13].

While other factors may play an important role (e.g., computational complexity of the system and technical feasibility of implementation into consumer electronic devices), the ability of the system to reliably assess subjective perception of quality represents without doubt the first element to be analyzed.

The statistically significant positive correlation between both the PBQ-SR total score and all of its 15 items to the PDEQ confirms the ability of PBQ-SR to reliably assess peritraumatic reactions as a general construct.

However, this model provides us with the ability to accurately measure the K f,c and, thereby, to reliably assess the improvements in alveolar capillary permeability achieved by the administration of metformin [ 24, 25].