Sentence examples for being able to reliably from inspiring English sources

"What we have found is one piece of the machinery that operates in large ice sheets, which puts us one step nearer being able to reliably model how they behave".

Understanding the underlying physics of their phase behaviour and of the rheology-morphology relationships of the resulting phases is a topic of interest and importance in terms of being able to reliably design and produce products containing mixed biopolymer solutions and predicting their behaviour.

Our simulations showed that being able to reliably detect small increases in antibody titre could substantially improve the accuracy of longitudinal serepidemiological studies when conditions are difficult: when background titres are high and boosting after infection is sometimes low.

Like most markets it rewards being able to reliably deliver recognisable product on a regular basis.

"Now we're prepared to give up the immediate hockey stick in exchange for you being able to reliably get to break even on our cash while building value for the company," Mr. Rose said.

The first piece of the puzzle is being able to reliably predict demand.

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.

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

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

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.

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