Sentence examples for be able to reliably from inspiring English sources

Security software that is being developed for identifying potential terrorists or detecting intruders must be able to reliably recognize faces.

A key problem in the biological sciences is to be able to reliably estimate model parameters from experimental data.

Any acceptable climate model must be able to reliably reproduce the variability of the weather and accurately depict what's happened in the past.

Understanding the behavior of glass dissolution in the complex system is critical to be able to reliably model the performance of the glass in this complex environment.

Sorting out all these various complications is critical if astronomers want to be able to reliably classify any particular supernovae and thereby infer its intrinsic brightness, and then use its observed brightness as a measure of its distance.

The act of torture itself may even lead to confusion or memory loss, meaning that even if they want to tell you the truth, they may no longer be able to reliably.

The AD was able to reliably map the predictive accuracies across the dataset, which means that predictive reliability of new queries can be correctly determined.

We were able to reliably detect the laser pong ball using a PDV9006ND cadmium-sulfide photo cell.

Being able to reliably measure Aß levels in the blood could provide clinicians with a tool that forecasts the onset of Alzheimer's much earlier.

But only in the past five years or so have they been able to reliably record monthslong stretches of audio in the wildernesses of Earth.

Scientists are close to being able to reliably connect a few dozen qubits together into a functioning quantum computer.