Sentence examples for be reliably verified from inspiring English sources

Disarmament must be reliably verified.

However differentiation between Cyathostominae and Strongylinae was not undertaken as this could not be reliably verified.

Thus, in addition to traditional fold change analysis of microarray data for biomarker identification, a broader, unbiased systems-biology approach, such as we have done here, is likely to identify biological changes that can be reliably verified in multiple data sets.

The strengths of this study are that about half of the total population of a district with half a million inhabitants was included, and deaths were reliably verified through registers and are thus likely to reflect the reality on the ground.

The first option may seem hard to swallow, given the many-decimal-place accuracy with which such probability-based quantities as half-lives and cross-sections can be reliably predicted and verified experimentally with QM.

In most cases, polyphenol contents of foods before and after processing were determined by high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) where identities could be verified with reference to authentic standards, and concentrations could be reliably calculated from chromatographic peak areas.

This unfortunate circularity (predicting predictions) is unavoidable because: 1) only a handful of SP's have been experimentally verified, and 2) the presence of SP's cannot be reliably inferred exclusively from localization site for most S.cere.

First Nations/Native tobacco cigarette butts can be reliably identified, but are contraband only if the manufacture or sale of these cigarettes violates government regulations contingencies that could be assumed but not verified in this observational study.

Hence, they can be reliably detected.

"The items will be reliably destroyed".

This can be reliably detected with ultramicroscopy.