Sentence examples for ability to reliably measure from inspiring English sources

The achievement requires the ability to reliably measure a remarkably small window of time to capture a pulse of light, in this case lasting just 50 picoseconds — the time it takes light to travel 15 millimeters.

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.

The ability to reliably measure HIV incidence using cross-sectional data has vast public health importance in HIV surveillance as well as in the preparation of cohorts for vaccine, microbicide, pre exposure prophylaxis or other potential HIV prevention studies.

The success of either technique (BART and DTM) will depend on their ability to reliably measure an individual's vascular function and to be added to the standard preoperative cardiovascular examinations thus refining therapeutic strategies which, in turn, will have a positive effect on postoperative outcomes.

In addition to the substantial biological diversity among humans, our limited ability to reliably measure expression changes of small magnitude significantly reduces our capacity to obtain convergent sets of transcriptome data in postmortem brain.

This requires the ability to reliably quantify very few living organisms in large volumes of water.

Direct comparison with in-situ point measurements obtained during the field campaign demonstrate the ability of the lidar to reliably measure the water vapor mixing ratio.

To determine the ability of 2 clinicians to reliably measure the thickness of the serratus anterior (SA) muscle using ultrasound during scapular protraction and to determine whether that thickness changes during activation of the SA.

As compared to the assays traditionally used to identify compounds blocking the multiplication of the parasite asexual stages, gametocyte assays face the challenge to reliably measure the ability of compounds to inhibit development or metabolism of such nonproliferating parasite stages.

However, it is a challenge to reliably measure TMs in practice.