Sentence examples for be reliable in a from inspiring English sources

The basic thought is: "The methods [of science say, or whatever] can't be shown to be reliable in a noncircular fashion [insert skeptical argument].

Gossip-based protocols have been considered by many researchers to be reliable in a probabilistic sense as their randomized nature helps to "route around" peer churn and network degradation [50].

The Chinese version of PERM has previously been shown to be reliable in a Chinese sample [ 16].

As a result, these parameters may not be reliable in a large proportion of critical care patients.

The use of a fixed-flexion radiographic technique for assessing mJSW has been found to be reliable in a long-term reproducibility study at our center.

Differences in receptive language were mostly non-significant, but effect sizes were around 0.6, suggesting that they might be reliable in a larger sample.

A shortened version of the CES-D on internet (not used in this study) was found to be reliable in an adult population [ 19].

Pradhan, however, stated that his method, as used in our study, proved to be reliable in an in vitro model in which the calculated anteversion on the X-ray was compared with the true (known) cup anteversion.

This allows Reid to defend the claim that the moral sense is reliable in a perfectly straightforward sense.

That process could arguably lead you to falsely believe your experiences are reliable in a situation where you are radically deceived by an evil demon.

In other words, the Miata is cute, it's tossable, quick but not seriously fast and by god, it's reliable in a way that no English-made sports car of the Austin /MG/Jaguar heyday ever was.