The phrase "and more reliably in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the reliability of different methods, processes, or systems in a specific context.
Example: "The new software performs tasks faster and more reliably in various environments than the previous version."
Alternatives: "and with greater reliability in" or "and more dependably in".
Is the idea here to continually point out Warren's wealth so that the working and middle class voters in Massachusetts flock instead to the camp of Scott Brown, who is also wealthy and more reliably votes in the interests of the wealthy?
At a theoretically trivial level, computers are employed to scan texts and to produce, more rapidly and more reliably than was possible in the past, such valuable aids to linguistic and stylistic research as word lists, frequency counts, and concordances.
Stems from these fecund plants can be grafted onto 200-300 saplings, which will then inherit the mother tree's desirable properties, fruiting earlier and more reliably.Breeding confidence and commitment in the farmers is, however, just as important.
Future trials with well-established study designs are warranted to further and more reliably explore the potential of AT in the interest of musicians.
Large females lead the northward migration and reach the Denmark Strait earlier and more reliably than other sexes and classes, arriving in mid-July and remaining through mid-September.
Notably, isolates exhibiting this extended-spectrum cephalosporinase may show a ceftriaxone MIC as low as 2 μg/mL, but MIC to ceftiofur and cefoxitin fall more reliably in the intermediate or resistant range.
Because of this, and because years of experience is measured more reliably in our data and in actual practice settings, we focused on experience.
In addition to simple toy-models we also consider the dynamics of the tumour suppressor gene p53, which exhibits oscillations under physiological conditions, and which can be reconstructed more reliably in our new framework.
She suspects that's because people gather more reliably in public places (like schools and offices) during the work week.
The proposed system performs more reliably in controlled environments, such as offices and laboratories, than in uncontrolled environments, such as outdoors.
