Sentence examples for reliably describes from inspiring English sources

Similarly, for beta-lactam antibiotic therapy, there is no established or uniform clinical endpoint that reliably describes resolution of infection and, therefore, adequate dosing.

No single agglomeration index has been developed that reliably describes the agglomeration behavior of a biomass fuel under all combustion conditions [ 19].

For the case of gene autoregulation we observed that the LNA reliably describes the CV of mRNA and protein fluctuations when the transcription rate, a first order rate constant, is varied but gives very different results from simulations and the EMRE/IOS analysis when the protein-DNA association constant is varied (a bimolecular rate constant measuring the strength of the feedback loop).

Tony Blair, meanwhile, is reliably described as "livid" – as much over the book's timing, before his own reaches the shops, as its content.

Instead of the vague mandate of "adequate yearly progress," federal financing should be conditioned on truth in advertising — on reliably describing achievement (or lack thereof) and spending.

Rather it reflects the frightening experience of losing control of a sensitive and challenging debate, for the second year running, to laymen who can reliably describe every grey area in shrillest black and white.

All these dimensions appeared statistically significant and reliably described the standardised mortality rate.

These tasks can be effectively performed only by using train running time models that reliably describe actual speed profiles.

The neuroscience community has not yet converged on the optimal set of features needed to reliably describe neurons of any cell class [8].

In relation to established principles of 'good governance', multiple correspondence analysis indicates that perceptions can be reliably described using two themes, institutional acceptance and engagement.

An easy-to-use thermodynamic model, based on those Henry's law constants, is developed to reliably describe the VLE in the CO2-rich region.