Sentence examples for more reliable reference from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this study is aimed to propose a more reliable reference rock site that shall be used for site effect study in and around the Kathmandu valley.

By modeling the likely confusions in the ASR output instead of using just the 1-best, we improve self-training efficacy by obtaining a more reliable reference transcription estimate.

Supplementary online sources used were encyclopedias, generally Wikipedia, that not only gives accounts and photographs of particular islands, but also links to more formal and more reliable reference materials.

However, we do not know if a panel reading would be a more reliable reference.

The uncertainties in using colon dose call for considering the external (free-field) dose as probably a more reliable reference.

Alternatively, fluorescein-labeled oligonucleotides such as OliGreen (Invitrogen, Mulgrave, Victoria, Australia), which measures cDNA content in each sample, may be a more reliable reference for normalising protein and gene expression results (Lundby et al, 2005; Rhinn et al, 2008).

We would advocate caution in extrapolating these results to clinical practice until they have been repeated against more reliable references and in other patient groups.

The advantages of this method compared to the use of an internal reference such as endogenous water or lipid are with regard to it being a more reliable referencing method with less of the operator dependence (VOI positioning to avoid inclusion of adipose tissue) and physiologic dependence (tissue water content can vary with the menstrual cycle) [ 35] inherent to internal water referencing.

Although patient files have previously been used as a reference comparator, it is uncertain whether this method represents the more reliable source of data on number of visits.

As a general rule, it seems reasonable to suggest adjusting kidney cleared drugs dosing according to the recommendation provided by the manufacturer and if no equation is recommended, refer to the one proved more reliable in the reference population [ 129].

In general, the long-term average will be more reliable when the reference period is long.