Sentence examples for reliably contained from inspiring English sources

Without a clear and consistent message from Washington that it is prepared to enforce the inspection system, Iraq's weapons programs cannot be reliably contained.

The EPA said the mine would produce billions of tons of toxic waste that could not be reliably contained; that it would remain poisonous to water and wildlife for centuries; that it would pose "catastrophic" risks to salmon and other seafood; and that the generative value of the watershed exceeded the value of the mine.

The analysis of cells transfected with FAM-RNA8 revealed that 50% of the treated cells reliably contained the fluorescent snoRNA analogue).

The largest structures that can be assembled reliably contain hundreds of individual DNA strands.

The musical style that seems to most reliably contain a high B.P.M. is dance music, said Richard Petty, the founder of Power Music, a company that has produced workout compilations for instructors and fitness enthusiasts for two decades.

The musical style that seems to most reliably contain a high BPM is dance music, said Richard Petty, the founder of Power Music, a company that has produced workout compilations for instructors and fitness enthusiasts for two decades.

This primer combination proved particularly useful for both phylogenetic and phylogeographic work, as the PCR product amplified reliably and contained a long, variable intron.

Abbreviations: κ kappa statistic, CI confidence interval The results of this study showed that chart abstractors involved in data collection for the Primary Care Asthma Pilot Project reliably extracted information contained in the medical charts.

"In our diets, sweetness does not reliably predict the energy contained within foods and drinks.

Typically scientists working to this atomic scale have struggled to reliably control the flow of electrons, which are difficult to contain and can jump outside of the transistor, rendering it useless.

Therefore, it was necessary to modify the manufacturer's recommended assay conditions and develop a method to reliably assay samples containing as much as 2.5 μg of DNA.