Sentence examples for reliably clean from inspiring English sources

Because rain fell regularly and reliably, clean drinking water was everywhere.

Someone in the audience immediately shouted, "What about Flint?" referring to the Michigan city where the water was contaminated by lead and residents have gone more than 1,000 days without reliably clean drinking water.

The LSU marker was the simplest for which to reliably obtain clean sequence data; only a single pair of primers was needed, and most samples were successfully sequenced on the first attempt.

The flowers were now reliably fresh.

Although this approach has the advantage of estimating the speaker-normalization warps directly from the speech signal, the difficulty of estimating the third formant reliably even for clean speech is apparent, as some speakers may not even have clear third-formant locations.

The knurled handles of laryngoscopes cannot be cleaned reliably manually if covered in blood or body fluids.

To file my columns, I usually duck into an Internet cafe — they're everywhere these days (although finding one with a reliably fast connection and clean keyboard is another matter).

In the Northern hemisphere, it is also known as Premier Cuvee or Prise de Mousse; it is a reliably aggressive fermenter, and makes clean but somewhat uninteresting wines.

When we set up the other interference node, the system can switch to another clean channel smoothly and reliably.

Nevertheless, the technologist should always be convinced that the entirely deoxidized and atomically clean Si surface is reliably and reproducibly obtained.

While the weapon is not particularly accurate, its chroniclers note, it is so easy to produce, maintain and clean that it can be reliably used by soldiers and militants anywhere.