The phrase "are required for reliably" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessity of certain elements for achieving reliability, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "These components are required for reliably measuring temperature in the experiment."
Alternatives: "are necessary for reliable" or "are essential for consistent".
In a recent report, Schulze et al. [9] concluded that 5 6 trials are required for reliably measuring tendon elongation.
Although arbitrary, fiat boundaries nevertheless may be determined by specific (bona fide) landmarks or coordinates, which are required for reliably re-locating fiat boundaries; [19], [20], [22], or other pragmatic or even scientifically justified reasons.
We find that at least 10 min of observations are required for most receiver types to reliably fix about 90% of wide-lane ambiguities corresponding to high elevations, and over 20 min to fix about 90% of those corresponding to low elevations.
While the lack of rescue does not exclude defects in endocytosis, it is not possible to reliably conclude whether Syp is required for proper endocytosis from these data.
"Additional time - up to two years, according to conservative estimates - would be required for Iran to build a nuclear warhead that would be reliably deliverable by a missile," they said in a report published last month.
However, a lot of measures are required to reliably identify the system state condition and the underlying model parameters.
Previous theoretical work has shown that ∼50 heteroplasmy measurements are required to reliably compute heteroplasmy variance.
Critical aircraft, spacecraft and industrial systems are required to perform robustly, reliably and safely.
Efficient algorithms for these tasks are required to carry them out reliably and in reasonable time.
These transgenic plants are a "useful cassava prototype for further studies," he says, although field tests are required to make sure they'll reliably have less linamarin.
