Sentence examples for reliably functions from inspiring English sources

La Razón is a low-circulation newspaper that reliably functions as a pro-Institutional Revolutionary Party (P.R.I).

By contrast, EGFP expression could not be detected, which proves that the polyA signal downstream of the lacZ gene reliably functions as a transcriptional STOP fragment, leading to tight regulation of recombination-dependent EGFP expression.

Collective responses can lead to greater accuracy and reduce noise3, which will be particularly helpful for the assembly of reliably functioning cell-mimics, which often suffer from variability in gene expression5,40.

The simple scientific reason the system will never be able to reliably function in real combat conditions is because the infrared emissions and reflected radio waves from targets can be modified by an attacker to disguise, remove, deny, or simply overwhelm critical information needed by the defense to find attacking warheads.

Other studies assessing β-cell function could reliably use 90CP rather than AUC or peak CP during an MMTT to assess β-cell function.

In addition to genes with known (or reliably predicted) functions, this study revealed several hypothetical riboswitch-regulated genes.

Orthologs are, by definition, more likely to share functional similarity [ 38] and orthology can be used to reliably infer function to their co-orthologs.

"In natural photosynthesis, the catalyst is the leaf," Nocera said, and much of his research has involved looking for affordable materials that reliably perform similar functions.

The results suggest that the proposed system functions reliably for cloud workloads and ensures an optimal server workload distribution (i.e., determines the allocations of the VM server), minimizing the average power consumption of the servers and ensuring that the average task response time does not exceed given performance limitations.

Knowing the breadth of cognitive tools appropriate for use in children who are deaf or hard-of-hearing is highly beneficial, given that clinical and school psychologists are often challenged to reliably assess cognitive functions in the context of hearing loss.

For conventions of usage, certain discourse patterns can reliably convey communicative functions (hereafter Dis).