Sentence examples for defined and reliable from inspiring English sources
In addition, shear strength at ultimate failure is a more defined and reliable measure than cracking shear strength (Rebeiz 1999).
Genome editing opens prospects for engineering precise genetic changes in normal and GBM-derived neural stem cells, which will provide more defined and reliable genetic models, with critical matched pairs of isogenic cell lines.
On the basis of a large experimental database provided by the Geological, Seismic and Soil Survey of the Emilia-Romagna Authority, a stratigraphic scheme of the upper 40 m of this coastal plain subsoil has been defined and reliable estimates of parameters for the different soil units have been derived.
Based on the methodology, stability boundaries in the HVDC system can be defined and mapped for reliable operation of the system during unusual and critical scenarios.
The instrument defined unidimensional and reliable constructs of needs and services.
In our view the evidence is too poorly defined and heterogeneous to derive reliable conclusions on any sucrose substitution except that with starch.
Reliable criteria for the radiation loads need to be defined and verified to ensure the reliable operation of the magnets over the lifetime of DEMO.
One of the main focuses of clinical research now is to define valid and reliable biomarkers of disease onset and progression that can be of use in future treatment trials.
This complexity derives from two main factors: 1). the difficulty of defining objective and reliable measures of the "advancement of knowledge"; 2). the presence of many potential users of the results of scientific activity, such as scientists, technicians, engineers, manufacturers, students, and consumers, all of whom impose many different demands.
The project aimed at defining valid and reliable outcome indicators and developing practice-relevant instruments.
To define and establish a reliable cut-off value or pattern of increase for NGAL in patients with chronic renal failure and to estimate its sensitivity and specificity.
