The phrase "are needed to reliably" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing requirements or necessities for achieving consistent results or outcomes.
Example: "Additional resources are needed to reliably complete the project on time."
Alternatives: "are required to consistently" or "are essential for dependably".
More well-designed studies are needed to reliably evaluate the incidence of M-CT and its associated risk factors.
Beside S100A6 a prognostic function has also been described for cytokeratin-19 fragments (CYFRA 21-1), IL-6 and microRNA-21, but the available data suggest that panels of more than one biomarker are needed to reliably predict prognosis in patients with CCA [61 63].
Overall, better validated and applicable indicators are needed to reliably and reproducibly assess unconsciousness.
In the in vitro fertilization programme some improved methods are needed to reliably evaluate oocyte quality prior to fertilization and to choose the right embryos to implant.
Increasing the sequence coverage can help to distinguish moderately frequent alleles from sequencing errors, but additional signals are needed to reliably detect rare alleles.
In order to determine the most effective preventive and treatment strategies, outcome measures are needed to reliably quantify the degree of oral mucositis and its resultant morbidity.
Research probing the mechanism and sequestration extent of OC sequestration to Fe oxide is needed to reliably model C cycling in environmental systems.
A recent study that used this score in ICU intensivists showed that 31 supervised TEEs in mechanically ventilated ICU patients were needed to reliably achieve competence in advanced critical-care TEE [38].
However, it should also be pointed out that the timespan of our observation campaign is quite limited compared to those that would be needed to reliably quantify the difference between GPS-derived and radiosonde-measured PWV from a statistical point of view; more extensive radiosonde and GPS observation campaigns would be needed in order to quantify the nature of the bias (if any) in this region.
Since the colors and sizes of M. acicula and M. adonis are similar, a microscope is needed to reliably distinguish between them, with spore size and shape being different.
This means a strong stimulus and/or a highly sensitive assay is needed to reliably detect a response.
