Sentence examples for reliably decide from inspiring English sources

The inclusion of patients judged to have a single CMB substantially reduces the inter-rater reliability of CMB identification, suggesting that raters find it most difficult to reliably decide whether one CMB or no CMBs are present.

An important step in any machine intelligence is to automatically and reliably decide on a solution/outcome based on the inputs given.

The big idea associated with Turing is "undecidability": no purely mechanical method, he showed, can reliably decide what is and what is not a logical truth.

If we do not think rightly, we cannot reliably decide rightly, because good decisions depend on accurate thinking.

I instinctively approved of the basic message – "Think more!" – but I had run out of time to decide reliably whether it was a good idea.

This macro scale procedure is used to evaluate which subgroups of the monitoring stations can be reliably used to decide on compliance or to estimate the concentration the population is exposed to.

This study cannot in any way be reliably considered when deciding whether to approve glyphosate".

Now that we've got all of these great leads flowing in so reliably, the next step is to decide how we can effectively assign and work these leads.

Investigators examined case report forms for each database to decide which variables could reliably be combined from both databases.

The trips are mostly to about a dozen swing states that will decide the election and to two reliably Democratic states, New York and California, for campaign money.

If an individual subsequently loses capacity to decide for themselves, these wishes cannot reliably inform 'best interests' decisions [ 21].