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This method can reliably determine passive range of motion in this patient population and be a reliable outcome measure.

A dilution series of Enterococcus faecalis DNA revealed that the LAMP method can reliably detect 130 DNA target copies per reaction within 45 min.

We conclude that the λ-based thermo-TDR method can reliably determine θi even at temperatures near the freezing point of water (0 °C).

The results show that, even for the real data, the proposed method can reliably detect, locate and assess damage of the benchmark structure by inferring substructure stiffness losses using the identified modal parameters from the calibration and monitoring stages.

By analyzing canonical temporal variability patterns we show that the new method can reliably characterize the phenomenological dynamical process of short time series (N ⩽ 103 measurements) as the radio burst addressed here.

The static method can reliably measure all 12 degrees of freedom (DOF) after TKA, however only seven were compared due to the poorer out-of-plane reliability in the single-plane dynamic imaging.

None of these methods can reliably detect subcentimeter lymph nodes with micrometastases [23], [24], [25].

Gowthaman et al. [32] used 179 peptides derived from eight antigens and covering seven MHC-II alleles to evaluate the performance of six commonly used MHC-II prediction methods and concluded that none of these methods can reliably identify potential MHC-II binding peptides.

These results thus show that our statistical methods can reliably extract transcriptomic signatures out of an expression dataset.

These concerns are important because it has been argued that ERP P300-based methods can reliably demonstrate that a suspect lacks knowledge of a crime, and that these techniques have been instrumental in winning the release of criminal suspects in real legal cases (see McCall, 2004).

We use the quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) as our method of allele quantification, but any method that can reliably distinguish the difference between one and two copies of the target gene can be used to develop an LOA assay.