Sentence examples for issue of reliably from inspiring English sources

In the first phase of RAE, we address the issue of reliably detecting copy-number alteration in individual tumors.

The best single article written about the attack on bin Laden's compound was printed in the August 6, 2011 issue of the reliably liberal New Yorker.

"There's a very complicated issue of designing a way to reliably, on all kinds of different circumstances – on slopes, on rocks, on sand dunes - drive something off the top of a platform.

Next up we have Wall Street reform, a desperately needed jobs bill, and even more desperately needed energy bill and the reliably contentious issue of immigration reform.

"One of the principal issues concerning cocoa improvement is the supply of reliably clean, healthy, interesting cocoa material," said Prof Paul Hadley, the cocoa project leader at the University of Reading.

Thus, neither of these two approaches makes it possible to reliably address the issue of the long-term impact of gene duplication on the rate of evolution.

It seems clear that without changing the methodological approach, the issue of DNA damage might not be reliably resolved in the near future.

A further issue with area-level interventions, which focus on improving deprived areas is the difficulty of reliably assessing impacts when many of those receiving the intervention are not in the greatest need.

Same-sex marriage, which less than a decade ago was an issue that reliably drove conservative voters to the polls in favor of Republicans, appears to be losing its potency with an electorate increasingly comfortable with gay unions.

Ashenhurst watched for the telltale signs of reliably Republican voters.

But in the 1 March issue of Nature Medicine, researchers describe a new test that reliably detects the signature of similar diseases in the blood of mice and sheep.