The phrase "interpret reliably" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a task that requires accuracy and attention to detail. For example, "I need someone to interpret this text reliably to make sure all the details are correct."
Unless and until a relational context has been established that enables partners to interpret reliably each other's nonverbal behavior, the negotiation must be verbal.
The result has been a succession of NNW-striking temporally discrete fabric elements, which can be difficult to interpret reliably at any single location.
A systematic review of 14 clinical trials assessing the efficacy of phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors and on-demand SSRIs concluded that wide ranges of IELT changes were due to inconsistencies in study designs and therefore are difficult to interpret reliably.
The use of direct sequencing permits the identification and analysis of large numbers of SNPs without a priori knowledge of their genomic position or nature, but the data generated are technically demanding to analyse and interpret reliably and accurately.
Unfortunately, their multiple regression of potential predictive variables cannot be interpreted reliably.
RDTs that can be performed and interpreted reliably by non-laboratory-trained operators in non-laboratory settings are being used extensively.
This means that positional information cannot be defined by any one factor in isolation, and nor can mutant results be interpreted reliably in the absence of data on other factors.
Mant [ 40] argued that in instances where health services have a major impact on outcome, use of outcome measures as performance indicators is appropriate, provided that the data collected can be interpreted reliably [ 40].
The purpose of this study was to assess the utility the EQ-5D-3L™ as a measure of HRQL for injured children ages 0 to 16 and determine if the EQ-5D-3L™ could be administered and interpreted reliably in varied modes of administration.
In principle, these data reveal fulfillment of an essential prerequisite for glycan biosynthesis but should not be interpreted to reliably predict quantitative aspects of actual glycosylation.
It is important, however, to understand testing procedures to reliably interpret results.
