'reliable relations' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a relationship between two people or groups that is dependable and trustworthy. Example: The two families had maintained reliable relations for decades.
It is believed that if sufficiently reliable relations could be developed, they might then be exploited to better characterize the state of the rock mass and provide insight beyond what could be obtained from either data set in isolation.
This will include not just Bayes' theorem but a range of information pertaining to the collection and characterization of the data, including information about how to sample the world, how and what to store, what conditions to consider reliable, relations between samples and populations, etc.
As long as there are no theoretically founded and reliable relations available to predict the Maxwell Stefan diffusivities in a membrane (or accurate experimental data for these diffusivities) only a semi-empirical method as used in this study can serve as a basis for a further progress in the development of an existing (in this case DuPont Nafion) membrane.
However, research has shown that the parents' lack of reliable relations in the care of children at the NICU can contribute to uncertain parent identity over a long period [ 7].
We compared our results with SWI4 high-quality ChIP-chip data (see Fig. 3B), which also suggests that our method can obtain more reliable relations even with the low-quality ChIP-chip data.
The most reliable relation is, however, the calcarine sulcus (CS) as a landmark of the primary visual cortex (V1) [8–10].
Observations about such formally similar but semantically dissimilar phrases led the Mohists to doubt that complex linguistic structures have any regular or reliable relation to the patterns of similarity and difference that ground their correct use.
Importantly, several of the relations between the attentional disengagements and the laboratory measures cut across several different measures (for example, mind-wandering while bored or disinterested correlated with a number of variables) suggesting a likely reliable relation.
Further, an earlier Australian survey by Taylor and Diespacker [ 19] had yielded a statistically reliable relation of suicide attempts to the moon for women but not for men.
Given the reliable relation between early insecure attachment and later childhood behavioural problems, the fact that more than 10% fewer of those who received treatment were insecure compared with the controls means that early intervention could have the potential to make an important contribution to reducing the rate of subsequent childhood disturbance.
The terms heredity and hereditary will be used henceforth to refer to reliable resemblance relations between parents and offspring.
