Sentence examples for more reliable reflection from inspiring English sources
Volatile profiling assessed by PTR-MS combined with a chewing device may give a more reliable reflection of real flavour perception during eating than the GC-MS measurements on frozen samples.
The generation of new models that enable delineation of important signalling pathways in CCA, and others that emulate important CCA risk factors (such as PSC), will provide a more reliable reflection of CCA pathology and allow us to better predict the effects of new interventions.
The core advantage of the system is that it does not employ the real pupil-center as a reference point for gaze estimation which is more reliable against corneal reflection.
For these reasons standardised mortality rates are likely to be more reliable as a reflection of preventable mortality rates when the unit of comparison is relatively discrete (eg, clinical specialities) than when it is a consolidated measure across separate entities (eg, hospital-wide outcome rate).
2) Since ChIP with Scc2 is unreliable, results should be backed up by live cell imaging, which is more reliable and a better reflection of what is going on in the cell.
Clifford P. Lee, a Verizon spokesman, said that on Long Island and in New York State in the last year, "the number of customers reporting trouble is actually down, a reflection that our service is better and our network more reliable".
In addition, it seems that a holistic approach (involving the analysis of metabolite profiles as a reflection of the individual's health status) can provide a more reliable answer as to the presence or absence of cancer.
The fact that the NR dataset has a higher percentage of sequences with assigned peptides and a higher average coverage seems intuitive as is a reflection of the fact that these sequences are believed to be more reliable, because, in general, they are experimentally derived.
Hardware is ultimately more reliable".
