Sentence examples for reliably address from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, our QM/MM models cannot reliably address any structural changes away from the OEC.

To more reliably address this and similar topics, a different approach is needed.

Thus, neither of these two approaches makes it possible to reliably address the issue of the long-term impact of gene duplication on the rate of evolution.

Given the cross-sectional design, the current study can not reliably address the temporal effect of HAART on HPV persistence or the progression of cervical neoplasia.

Modern methods help reliably address the question of interphase chromatin organization at a nucleosomal level, however details of higher-order chromatin organization still remain obscure.

The median follow-ups of the ERSPC 3 and PLCO 4 trials (13 and 11 years) are not sufficient to reliably address long-term prostate cancer mortality and their respective methodologies have been criticised.

The same paper admits that many capabilities of ICALL systems cannot be reliably addressed with state-of-the-art technologies.

In addition, the primary cause of death of patients deceased after ICU discharge could not be reliably addressed.

Recreational drug use was not often measured, and so could not be reliably addressed.

Early consideration of the statistical methods helps to ensure that a study's objectives will be reliably addressed.

Furthermore, the frequently encountered question of neurosurgeons with regard to the distance that should be maintained between the resection border and functional representation [ 42] can in our view not (yet) be reliably addressed with fMRI.