The phrase "able to reliably measure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of accurately assessing or quantifying something.
Example: "The new software is able to reliably measure the performance of our marketing campaigns."
Alternatives: "capable of accurately measuring" or "competent in consistently assessing".
The main findings of the present investigation is that CI measurement by uncalibrated arterial pulse power analysis was not able to reliably measure CI compared with TPTD before and after CPB.
Uncalibrated pulse power analysis was significantly influenced by MAP and was not able to reliably measure CI compared with TPTD.
Our study demonstrated that semi-invasive autocalibrated arterial waveform analysis was not able to reliably measure CI compared with TPTD before and after CPB.
The selected parameters ensure that the quality of the produced models is sufficiently high to be able to reliably measure properties described below as demonstrated by the last CASP experiment (http://predictioncenter.org/CASP9).org/CASP9
The overall small SDs of the extrapolated fractional anisotropy (FA), the mean diffusivity (MD) values strongly suggest that we were able to reliably measure per-muscle DTI parameters in the pelvic area.
The final concentrations of different compounds in the test materials were a compromise between concentrations close enough to EQS levels and analytical capabilities to be able to reliably measure the compounds in the presence of humic acids.
Thus the use of the net-benefit model for presenting and interpreting cost-effectiveness analysis results has the potential to overcome the double dilemma of not being able to access progress using outcomes measures (for example, computing maternal or perinatal mortality) and not being able to reliably assess cost-effectiveness using incremental cost-effectiveness ratios.
Since gait analysis proved able to reliably quantify CMT locomotor deficits, we aimed to explore whether it can be a sensitive-to-change outcome measure in CMT studies.
The ability to reliably measure low frequencies while sweeping is key to its successful implementation.
