Sentence examples for relatively reliably from inspiring English sources

Hence, u ν could simply be the level of such NMDA-receptor bound Glutamate, whereas U is relatively reliably inferred from the local potential.

This puts Octopus in an interesting position in that – assuming it doesn't complete screw up its investment processes or makes disastrous decisions – it can relatively reliably continue to raise these sorts of funds annually, and continue to invest at an early stage.

We demonstrated earlier that CEH can be relatively reliably delineated from the other primary headaches[ 8].

Murine and human melanoma cells differ relatively reliably from non-tumorigenic melanocytes in certain biological properties.

However, according to our internal data, patients' smoking habits are relatively reliably documented in their primary care medical record.

Current evidence suggests that histological grading can be assessed relatively reliably whereas other well-established prognostic factors, such as vascular invasion and tumor size, cannot [ 47, 48].

For decades traditional methods of testing have been criticized for saying relatively little reliably about students' ability as well as causing anxiety, which can negatively affect students' recall of learned information.

Because of the broad taxonomic sampling in this study, relatively few reliably aligned sites were available even for genes that were present, making it difficult to associate substitutions with the short branches of those early-diverging lineages.

As we have argued above, the reason for this may be that in species with low oestrus synchrony, high mating skew, monopolized mating and contest competition for dominance, there may be increased advantages to females of signalling ovulation relatively more reliably, and of placing an increased emphasis on biasing paternity towards the dominant.

Earl Jones, who had fallen for the relatively inexpensive but reliably delicious Tempranillo-based wines from Spain when he was a student in San Francisco in the 1960s, planted Oregon's first Tempranillo in 1995.

This indicates that alcohol use is relatively stable and reliably measured.