Sentence examples for methods for reliably from inspiring English sources
Until now, few studies have proposed analytical short-cut methods for reliably designing multicomponent reactive distillation columns.
In the area of social science, in particular, although we have developed methods for reliably discovering the existence of causal relationships, we are not very good at using these to design effective social policy.
As a consequence, there is significant interest in developing methods for reliably detecting and characterizing the vulnerabilities of these networks e.g.,[6, 7].
Methods for reliably assessing subjective aspects of park features need to be explored further.
It will also be essential to develop methods for reliably inducing the various types of differentiated cells from stem cells.
Consequently, a central challenge in MS-based metabolomics lies in developing efficient methods for reliably identifying the chemical structures of metabolites on the basis of the information contained in mass spectral data.
Note that even if this approach does not qualify as a reliable procedure for identifying ERP effects, it does qualify as a method for reliably revealing the temporal dynamics of the EEG by estimating the onsets and offsets of ERP effects.
"Scientists have finally delivered the baby that would-be human cloners have been waiting for: a method for reliably creating cloned human embryos," said David King of Human Genetics Alert.
We present here a new method for reliably locating, from given thermodynamic models, any and all reactive azeotropes for multicomponent mixtures.
In this paper, we demonstrate a method for reliably and precisely fabricating (111 -faced plates from commercially available, chemical-vapor-deposition-grown, type-IIa single-crystal diamond substrates with (111 -faced.
Thus, employing a few seasonal aerial acquisitions made in conjunction with NDVI measurements at 20 or less ground locations optimally determined using ESAP, could provide a cost-effective method for reliably estimating the spatial distribution of crop water use, thereby improving cotton irrigation scheduling and management.
