Sentence examples for reliably document from inspiring English sources

This scale has excellent psychometric properties [28 30] and it can reliably document the effects of pediatric migraine on QOL [3, 31].

In order to determine when these levels are being approached or exceeded, monitoring programs have to be developed which can reliably document environmental variation over time.

However, even within their possible lower degree of accuracy, our measurements clearly and reliably document the sharp decrease in Anopheles density both during the dry season (March '95) and after application of ITC (July-October '96).

Without appropriate population-based data it is not possible to reliably document the health status of populations or the progression of epidemiological transitions, and there is virtually no capacity to evaluate interventions.

To reliably document and appraise epidemiological changes for suitable health policy and planning in such settings, Byass, de Savigny and Lopez propose a practical and strategic approach to health information development.

In order to reliably document such associations, future studies of squamous cervical neoplasia would require both very large numbers of subjects and a means of more accurately characterising women's long-term hormonal milieu.

He will, in his words, "recount what can be reliably documented and... examine some of the most persistent legends".

Topps would not say how much it paid for the hair, but Mr. Reznikoff gave a rough estimate of several hundred dollars, adding there are probably close to a thousand strands of Washington's hair in existence that can be reliably documented.

But it was only after the first few million women had used the method for some years that important but rare side effects began to be reliably documented and accurately measured.

However, the damage to houses caused by the shaking was not reliably documented in the report.

Yet title to every house, car, mortgage, bank account and patent had always been reliably documented.