Sentence examples for be more reliably measured from inspiring English sources

In calculating rates the numerators tend to be more reliably measured: deaths registered, students enrolled, or paying jobs in these three cases.

Because a latent variable is more reliably measured by two or more measures, we disaggregated the deformed joint count into upper and lower extremities counts, and a count for other joints.

For this analysis fourth phase was used for diastolic blood pressure because in our experience the fourth phase is more reliably measured in children and more predictive of adult hypertension [ 34].

Because of these circumstances, we reasoned that the degree of cleavage of the various PrPC mutants would be more reliably assessed by measuring C1 rather than N1.

These results suggest that extra-occipital areas whose response depends on visual location are more reliably determined by measuring contralateral preference than by searching for a complete, ordered phase representation of polar angle.

Because throwing glasses was both less serious and more reliably measured than tantrums, Wolf agreed to discontinue the procedure and glasses throwing soon increased to the previous level.

Only heart disease, cancer and stroke are more reliably lethal.

(Loin chops are more reliably tender, which is one reason they are also twice as expensive).

Citigroup's balance sheet is stronger and it is more reliably profitable, the ratings agency said.

This effect was more reliably seen in tamoxifen-treated animals.

And we still need to develop blood tests that can more reliably measure a woman's hormone levels.