Sentence examples for reliable guide for the from inspiring English sources

But ultimately, the commodities market is like any other, in that past performance may not be a reliable guide for the future.

With climate change and sea-level rise implying that historical rates of change may not be a reliable guide for the future, enhanced visualization of the evolving coastline has the potential to improve awareness of these changing conditions.

This year, the bookies' favourite (often not a reliable guide) for the Nobel prize is Gene Sharp, one of the world's leading theorists of non-violence and an emeritus professor at the University of Massachusetts, (Paddy Power has him at 6-4).

However, if not all action is motivated by self-interest in the narrow or strict meaning of the term, then how far can the self-preference principle be considered a reliable guide for the legislator in constructing motives?

Given the profound circulatory, cellular, and metabolic abnormalities in sepsis with multiple organ dysfunctions, several biomarkers, if integrated together, may present more objective and reliable guide for the prognosis prediction in critically ill patients with sepsis.

If several biomarkers, a marker for sepsis and respective markers for each organ dysfunction, are combined together, it will provide more objective and reliable guide for the diagnosis, risk stratification, prognosis, and treatment of sepsis.

It is controversial whether the transverse acetabular ligament (TAL) is a reliable guide for determining the cup orientation during total hip arthroplasty (THA).

We believe that the most reliable guide for our country is the collective wisdom of ordinary citizens.

9– 11 However, these early studies may not serve as a reliable guide for current practice, as the indications for mastectomy have shifted from being the only choice for all breast cancer patients to being used primarily for larger and multicentric tumors, tumors with multiple positive margins, or recurrent tumors.

But Justice Brennan took pains Monday to say that he had prepared his speech months before Mr. Meese began a public campaign last July to restore the framers' original meaning as "the only reliable guide" for constitutional interpretation.

The concept's malleability has subjected its use to criticism by Kumar (2005) and Flint and others (2008), for example, who contend that the word is too vague as a reliable guide for analysis unless it is explicitly theorized for the particular analysis.