Sentence examples for is reliably known from inspiring English sources

Little is reliably known about crucial passages in Calvin's life.

Much less or nothing is reliably known regarding the munition and its source.

But the date of those children's disappearance is reliably known (with curious precision) to have been June 1284, more than 70 years after the crusade.

The tasselled wobbegong is reliably known to reach a length of 1.8 m.

It is lamentable how little is reliably known about the global impact of diseases, injuries and risk factors.

Tolerable displacement indicates displacement that is reliably known to either correct itself spontaneously during further growth or, in case it persists, to have no clinically relevant functional or cosmetic consequences.

Many newly discovered asteroids still become "lost" because of an insufficiently long span of observations, but no new asteroids are assigned numbers until their orbits are reliably known.

He and his colleagues decided to test the idea by sequencing the DNA from the maternally inherited mitochondria (mtDNA), or powerhouses of the cell, from fossils of modern humans who lived in the past 40,000 years and whose age was reliably known from calibrated radiocarbon dating methods.

The epidemic curve for 49 confirmed cases where the date of onset of symptoms was reliably known is shown in Figure 2. A peak incidence occurs around September 1 , 2002

Supervised inference is a more tractable alternative in which there is a training set of links and nonlinks, believed to be reliably known, and the task is to train a classifier using this information.

During the HIV and sexual behaviour survey interview data are collected that are either more sensitive, e.g. the characteristics of recent sexual partners and the number of life-time sexual partners; or are reliably known only by the individual themselves e.g. age at marriage or age at first sex.