Sentence examples for more reliably in from inspiring English sources
Far more reliably, in other words, than the oracles of old.
But these two fish, which can be grilled, broiled, roasted, poached or pan-seared, can be found more reliably in some states than many other types of local fish, except perhaps flounder, which is caught all year.
Often, she conceals her voice behind reverb, a very un-pop thing to do: radio programmers usually reward the kind of clarity that can be found more reliably in Boucher's social-media posts than in her songs.
Compared with the conventional direction principle based on traveling waves, the proposed method performs more reliably in the case of an inductive terminal.
The proposed system performs more reliably in controlled environments, such as offices and laboratories, than in uncontrolled environments, such as outdoors.
In addition to simple toy-models we also consider the dynamics of the tumour suppressor gene p53, which exhibits oscillations under physiological conditions, and which can be reconstructed more reliably in our new framework.
ToM deficits seem to be more reliably present in acute BPs than in strictly euthymic samples (Kerr et al. 2003; Ioannidi et al. 2015).
A second site, Kapthurin in Kenya, was more reliably dated in 2002 to 285,000 years ago, but researchers have been very reluctant to accept just one site as evidence that the Middle Stone Age started so early.
A number of previous studies have identified similar decreases in participants with PTSD during symptom provocation studies (Lanius et al., 2002; Shin et al., 1999) although deficits in PTSD are more reliably found in medial rather than lateral prefrontal cortex (Milad, Rauch, Pitman, & Quirk, 2006).
Egg whites beaten in a copper bowl expand more reliably than in a bowl of china or stainless steel — or, heaven forbid, plastic.
For this analysis fourth phase was used for diastolic blood pressure because in our experience the fourth phase is more reliably measured in children and more predictive of adult hypertension [ 34].
