Sentence examples for most reliable test from inspiring English sources

The most reliable test is called a food challenge.

A specific bioassay was considered as the most reliable test.

The most reliable test of whether a candidate has veered too far to please (or appease) his base is whether he has said or done anything that could resurface in a crippling 30-second commercial in the general election.

The MBA is still the most reliable test for toxicity in shellfish because it provides an estimate of toxicity directly and can include more than one contaminant.

Botham, for instance, averaged 34 with the bat, which means he is 22 runs lighter than Kallis, but he won more matches, and that is surely the most reliable test.

CT is sensitive for the detection of HO; however, a triple-phase bone scan is the most reliable test for diagnosis early in the disease process (Fig. 19).

The most reliable testing is long-term testing which involves the use of detectors such as alpha-track detectors.

The most reliable tests of social and emotional abilities, he adds, are ones designed to diagnose developmental problems in young children, and they are expensive and time-consuming to administer.

Currently, ELISA and immunoblotting are the most reliable tests for serodiagnositic purposes, although their accuracy is largely dependent on the quality of the antigenic source used.

In a season in which the traditional power North Carolina has lost four straight games, underclassmen-heavy West Coast teams like Arizona and Stanford have a slippery hold near the top of the polls and newcomers like Auburn try to show they are for real, the Big East is perhaps the most reliable testing ground.

The most reliable tests giving expected relative order of failure were those allowing diversity of fungi rather than those that became dominated by a few, and included those placed close to the ground or with increased volume of untreated wood substrate in frames.