Sentence examples for can reliably explain from inspiring English sources

My colleague, Richard Meese, and I came back with the then-radical, but now-conventional, finding that no structural model can reliably explain major-currency exchange-rate movements after the fact, much less predict them.We continued our efforts regardless.

Geophysicist Seth Stein of Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, predicts that the new model will catch on if it can reliably explain certain aspects of seafloor dynamics, such as whether the seafloor flattens in the Atlantic and Indian oceans in the same way as it does in the Pacific.

Physicists observe the natural world and extract from it laws and principles that reliably explain everyday phenomena.

Yet, no study has systematically evaluated the underlying assumptions [ 27], or confirmed the conjecture that rates of detection by humans can reliably predict and explain patterns of selection under natural conditions in the wild and evolutionary modifications of camouflaged prey colour patterns in nature.

With this statistical structure, we can reliably estimate the total presynaptic excitability, 73±1% variance explained (Fig 2B).

But I can reliably say that checkout was truly terrible.

Disruptive innovation can reliably be seen only after the fact.

On one side is the casino, which can reliably calculate its advantage to two decimal points.

Washington remains years away from perfecting a defensive system that can reliably shoot down intercontinental missiles.

"The one part of the G.D.P. we can reliably count on in these times is government".

No one can reliably estimate how long it will take to rebuild the party.