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It will be even more reliable if interobserver and intraobserver reliability of the new measuring method on ICT can be tested in our center in the near future.

Surely, in conjunction with a photograph these measurements would be even more reliable.

The Democrats who will take their place are likely to be even more reliable supporters of immigration reform.

More recently, co-expression changes around biologically central nodes, such as signaling hubs, have shown to be even more reliable disease markers [ 156],[ 157].

The predictions by TIPMaP seem to be even more reliable in cases where the 100% hybridizations agree with the transcribed status, as indicated by 89% agreement during the current experimental validations.

However, the status quo method – when used in a large study population such as the current sample – is considered to be even more reliable than the recall method for obtaining menarche dates.

It's not a new critique from the Twitterer-in-Chief, but it is one that's worth unpacking given the crippling effect technologies have had on the USPS — where email is even more reliable than a carrier undeterred by "snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night".. Is it failing?

Although this is quite laborious, cloned cDNA sequences are even more reliable than the predicted ones, as evidenced by the repeated correction of Drosophila GPCR gene sequences every when they are actually cloned [21] [24].

This is even more reliable when patients under evaluation are, as here, those in whom pharmacological sensitivity to LD was consistently assessed during the pre-surgery phase.

Previous studies have shown that the presence of corticomuscular coherence in a given healthy individual is repeatable across different measurement sessions (Pohja et al., 2005; Witham et al., 2011), and in our experience, intermuscular coherence is even more reliable.

Furthermore, by comparing both NKX2-5 and P300 datasets with regions tested for enhancer activity in transgenic mice (as compiled in the Vista enhancer database [ Visel et al., 2007]), we found that binding of NKX2-5 was even more reliable for predicting cardiac enhancer activity in the E11.5 mouse heart than binding of P300 (83% versus 58%, respectively; Figure 1B).