Sentence examples for achieving a reliably from inspiring English sources

On other side, the practical identifiability (e.g., Srinath and Gunawan [ 12]) investigates if the available experimental data are appropriate and sufficient for achieving a reliably estimation of the model parameters.

Thus, we might expect to obtain the most reliable joint properties if the time-dependent change of the OSEE signal is minimal, and the reported observations on changes of the OSEE signal are important for the surface quality assurance during the adhesive bonding or coating process, based on reproducibly and reliably achieving a steady surface state of the steel substrates.

Organisms must be able to achieve a stable phenotype reliably and repeatedly despite unpredictable environmental conditions.

This means that, even at a 30-year horizon, this intervention cannot reliably achieve a relative prevalence as low as 2%.

We showed that a volume-limited sustained inflation overcomes the impact of compliance, to achieve a target inflation volume more reliably.

OBD, defined as the dose that achieves a target plasma concentration or reliably inhibits a drug target, might be established based on pharmacokinetic endpoints and ideally on pharmacodynamic assays by demonstrating directly the biological effect on the target and its downstream molecules in normal or tumour tissues [ 1– 3].

Thanks to a spectral unmixing algorithm (Chroma-Luc calculator,) the overlap between BL emissions can be reliably calculated to achieve a quantitative determination of the specific BL contributions of the individual luciferases.

A recent multicenter study established that only two of the eleven tested methods, both based on TaqMan allele-specific qPCR, could reliably achieve an analytical sensitivity of 0.2% [ 32].

At that time, in the late 90s, all over the world, the Mitsubishi stamp was achieving cult status as a reliably powerful and clean high.

Goals are minimisation of wire volume, space restriction, desired spring rate, avoidance of surging frequency and achieving reliably long fatigue life.

Achieving quality outcomes reliably, at scale, requires that we supplement carefully controlled, after-the fact program evaluations with continuous real-time learning to improve the quality and effectiveness of both systems and programs.