Sentence examples for more reliably the from inspiring English sources

To make use of such energy more reliably, the efficient disposal of nuclear wastes has become a major challenge.

Experts need to beef up ways to measure the heat content of oceans as a way to track more reliably the course of global warming, scientists say today.

As a result, the Reagan Administration has argued that it needs direct measurements of some Soviet tests to establish more reliably the accuracy of the data.

Studies with larger cohorts to determine more reliably the frequency of psychosis are needed.

This design also helps to separate more reliably the types of genetic variation behind the low-hybridization signals in the absence of a reference genome.

More reliably, the action of tin nitrogen[ 7] and silicon nitrogen[ 4, 8] bonds upon boranes and haloboranes yields aminoboranes and the relevant E X bond.

'And what we found,' Yunus says, 'was that not only were the women repaying the money more reliably than the men, the small amounts of money going through the women brought so much more benefit to the family.

Only when considering both, the available and the missing evidence, we can more reliably judge the reliability of the current safety standards.

While we generally use the term "standard of care" to imply state of the art, the standard may refer more reliably to the state of the status quo, the nature of which is to defend itself.

Consequently, the use of average ssq impedance is expected to more reliably estimate the model of the regional mean 1D profile than the use of the det impedance.

Because the wind blows more reliably during the day farther offshore, the company expects to be able to more readily tap into the higher prices available on the power market at peak times.