Sentence examples for reliable reactivity from inspiring English sources

Results showed that in the controlled/living radical polymerization systems such as ATRP, more reliable reactivity ratios are obtained when copolymer composition at moderate to high conversion is used.

First, there was a reliable cue reactivity effect in the precuneus, which is not typically considered a brain region important to addiction.

In Study 1, HR responses to auditory stimuli, delivered over 6 days, designed to safely startle six geldings confined to individual stalls was studied to determine if peak HR, unconfounded by physical exertion, was a reliable measure of reactivity.

Reliable values of monomer reactivity ratios as well as equilibrium (L/L/V) parameters are used in the calculation.

FMD represents the endothelium-dependent relaxation of the artery, mediated via release of nitric oxide (NO), in response to a hyperaemic stimulus (increased flow established by the release of a supra-systolic inflated cuff around the arm), and is seen as a direct and reliable measure of vascular reactivity of the macro circulatory system.

To make a reliable statement regarding NIR reactivity, more animals should be tested.

Surprisingly, p Ka values computed from the structure were not a reliable predictor of lysine reactivity.

12, 13 Cortisol and catecholamines have been found to be reliable indicators of the reactivity of the physiologic stress system.

Success of any eye stimulation technique or imaging modality is determined by its practicality for clinical use and its reliable detection of vascular reactivity response.

As far as aromatic compounds are concerned, it seems that the results of EA-GC-MS were more reliable due to the reactivity diversity issue occurring in EC-GC-MS.

Greater right relative to left parietal activity in adults has also been identified as a reliable indicator of defensive reactivity given its associations with vigilance and anxious arousal (Bruder et al., 1997; Compton et al., 2003; Heller et al., 1997; Heller and Nitschke, 1998; Metzger et al., 2004).