Sentence examples for reliable timelines from inspiring English sources
Another limitation is the reliance on secondary data, though the sources are reliable, timelines of the data differs and realities change.
Of course, when you're telling people things they don't want to hear, it's difficult," said Eric Gerard, a Moinian spokesman, adding that because repairs depended on Con Ed, there was no way to provide a reliable timeline.
This makes it possible to establish a reliable timeline for the introduction of new colorants, and to enable a scientifically and historically informed reconsideration of the ways in which they have been characterized in the past.
As others had already pointed out, not only are the run itself and resulting score not shown in the video, but the referee is among the least reliable, and the timeline is unclear, among other things.
Conversely, one participant said the timeline would be more reliable than patient memory (e.g., asking the patient the timing and results of their last colonoscopy).
We show that carbon isotopes of ancient wood offer a reliable proxy of the forcing event, as dated reliably on a calendric timeline analogous to historical records.
Nor were enough data available to allow direct tests of whether some approaches to measurement were more reliable than others, for example, whether the use of the Timeline Followback (TLFB) differed in reliability compared to other methods.
Although Timeline summary data have been found to be generally reliable, as with all drinking assessment methods, exact day-by-day precision cannot be assumed or necessarily expected.
The mismatch in timeline brings uncertainties to the available fuel amount in gas-powered generation units and further affects the reliable operation of the coupled gas and electricity network.
