Sentence examples for reliably guided from inspiring English sources

(Ideally silent ones, presumably, given that he apparently couldn't be bothered to ask a single woman for her view on the subject, but was instead reliably guided by his own hormones).

Is Farrell the sort of teacher who could reliably guide a young talent toward artistic maturity?

Hence, this new type of positioning and navigation system can accurately and reliably guide vehicles.

Get their attention, though, and they will reliably guide you toward the good stuff on the menu and on the wine list.

So in this example, the formal parallel between 'x are horses' and 'riding x is riding horses' reliably guides us in using the predicate 'riding horses' correctly.

So, while DSM-5 and ICD-10 have made substantial inroads in reliably diagnosing syndromes such as depression, there is no international rubric to which could reliably guide clinicians to determine a course of treatment.

As most experienced clinicians acknowledge, RCTs in critical care help set general directives and raise important questions but alone cannot reliably guide decisions made for the individual.

Our PCR data from nasopharyngeal swabs cannot distinguish pathogens from colonizing organisms and cannot reliably guide decisions regarding antimicrobial drug treatment.

The present study shows a grey zone of 4 to 17%, meaning that PPV cannot reliably guide fluid loading in 62% of studied population.

Although histopathologic examination by either bronchoscopy or percutaneous biopsy remains the gold standard test for confirmation, nonetheless the information provided by these non-invasive imaging modalities can substantially aid in the prediction of the histopathologic variant of carcinoids and can reliably guide the investigator.

In this context, recent studies have shown that the use of genotypic tropism prediction tools, based on V3 sequence data, have an ability similar to that of Trofile® to predict virological response to maraviroc and therefore can reliably guide clinical practice.