Sentence examples for reliable entry from inspiring English sources

As giants like Amazon move to make purchasing and receiving goods as simple as ever, safe and reliable entry into the home becomes critical to the mission.

Between ever-growing requirements for scientific literature retrieval and a variety of different literature resources, the scientists as users of literature are asking for a unified, easy-to-use and reliable entry point to scientific information.

We identified 1) all entries and 2) "more reliable" entries with correct genomic orientation and either evidence for polyA tail or spliced structure (CYL and GRU, in preparation).

Although these distributors don't offer custom system setups, they do often carry inexpensive, reliable keyless entry systems and are a great choice if you're a first-time buyer looking for a basic remote keyless entry system for your truck.

That is, stakeholders compared the local stroke data over time, or to equivalent stroke units known by the stakeholders to have reliable data entries.

A generation of Lebanese disenfranchised by 15 years of civil war, a technical state of war with Israel, the presence of the Hezbollah in Lebanon and the war in Syria have contributed to the decline of Beirut as a safe, reliable point of entry into the Middle East.

Local experience with the survey has been positive, with straightforward, rapid, and reliable web data entry.

For bacteria, temperature is a fairly reliable cue for entry into a vertebrate host.

This study investigates whether providing a reliable predictable signal indicating entry into indoor brown capuchin (Sapajus apella) enclosures can increase welfare.

There is no reliable dating of the entry of the more common cattle species, which in Indonesia was very likely predominantly of zebu origin ([26], [27]).

Unquestionably not; rather, they arise from the general improvement of patient conditions at study entry, more reliable diagnostic and treatment procedures and further experience of investigators in management of adverse events.