Sentence examples for means of reliably from inspiring English sources

"Wastewater analysis is recognised internationally, and increasingly in Australia, as being the most effective, and arguably the only objective, means of reliably measuring the level of use of a number of prominent illicit drugs," Dawson said.

The developed approach can serve as a means of reliably estimating and verifying national road transport emissions, as well as offering a robust means of spatially analysing road transport activity and emissions, so as to support spatial emission inventory compilations, compliance with international environmental agreements, transport simulation modelling and transport planning.

An important challenge is to develop a means of reliably rating process quality — the quality of pedagogy — in ECEC settings.

Perhaps that should be expected in a system which has never before known full democracy, or indeed any means of reliably sounding out public opinion.

These two requirement lists served as a practical and powerful means of reliably informing researchers of the minimum requirements for those documents and then appropriately providing the necessary information to REC members.

Nonetheless, PFT measures are important with regard to clinical outcomes in patients with SMA, so other means of reliably determining pulmonary function in younger children is an important goal.

We had observed that these organized structures generally formed from more symmetrical aggregates, and within a certain size range, so we sought means of more reliably producing this class of aggregates.

This device provides a simple, inexpensive and remote means to reliably audit the HVL of a mammography unit on a periodic basis.

Not only has this facilitated study of the role played by individual genes in heart formation (revealing profound similarities in gene function between human and mouse counterparts), it has also provided the means to reliably distinguish the contribution of distinct cell lineages to the developing heart.

So how close is Iran to having a nuclear bomb To become a nuclear power, a country requires both the fissile material for a bomb and the means of delivering it reliably to its target ("weaponisation" in the jargon).

Bullion was cumbersome as a means of exchange, but reliably stamped common units of bullion were not.