Sentence examples for is especially reliable from inspiring English sources

CT is especially reliable for diagnosing acute gastric volvulus, consequent critical complications, and factors triggering the onset.

They concluded that the sentinel-node procedure has a high sensitivity and NPV, and is especially reliable in patients in whom the sentinel node is detected bilaterally [6].

Today he was especially reliable and dependable".

Intra-city phone connections within Mozambique's capital, Maputo, are especially reliable.

The New York Mets, a team designed by DePodesta and his boss, the Dartmouth trustee Sandy Alderson, were arranged around the athletic attributes that statistical analysis had found to be especially reliable: pitchers who could strike opponents out and batters who could hit home runs.

But I've dusted off the database (literally: it was on an old desktop that had begun to gather moss) and aimed to simplify it -- boiling it down to a few core factors that have been especially reliable predictors in the past.

Other three genes, ubiquitin-activating enzyme (UBI), vacuolar ATPase subunit 1 (VAC) and transcription factor TFIIIC (TFC), were generally used to normalize the qRT-PCR data and appeared to be especially reliable as reference genes in the preliminary study for Shiraia bambusicola (Song et al. 2015).

For this reason, our results are especially reliable with regard to the influence of predictor variables on the SDSCA-G sum score.

This contact information is especially rich and reliable in regions where multiple cross-links are formed and where contacts occur in multiple models in the cluster, as depicted by the darkest boxes in the domain interaction map.

DOTS-Finder is an easy solution for investigating genomic information from existing exploratory projects like The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA), but it is especially useful to identify reliable driver candidates in small studies assessing the value of genomic information for clinical purposes, such as understanding and predicting chemoresistance or metastatic spread.

This technique is especially designed to ensure a reliable identification of stars when there is a large number of false objects in the image, such as Single Event Upsets, hot pixels or other celestial bodies.