Sentence examples for may be reliably from inspiring English sources

The early results suggest that this approach may be reliably used for characterizing the alcoholic brain.

MMP may be reliably estimated by traditional laboratory techniques, which are very costly and time consuming.

The protocol described here may be reliably applied to investigate the interaction of mastoparans with bilayer lipid systems.

They may be reliably Democratic, but the women, immigrants and minorities targeted by Virginia New Majority are unreliable voters.

We conclude that the proposed experimental method may be reliably used to determine the elastic properties of small solid samples whose geometries do not allow a direct measurement of their resonant frequencies.

This procedure, being carried out for the recommended bearing catalogues load and rotational speed limits, indicates whether a certain coating may be reliably used in a particular bearing case.

For a small number of replicates, the 'SD' method may not work well since the standard deviation may not be reliably estimated.

By midcentury, nine former Winter Olympics sites may not be reliably cold enough for the Games.

The migration of NAPL and its dissolved constituents may not be reliably predicted using conventional aqueous-phase transport simulations.

'The King of Beers' may still be reliably straightforward but elsewhere, thankfully, things have got a lot more complicated.

This suggests that grip strength measured with Jamar handle may not be reliably applicable to the design and risk assessment of some tools or machines with cylindrical handles.