Sentence examples for reliably indicating from inspiring English sources

Procalcitonin (PCT) is a diagnostic for identifying severe bacterial infections and reliably indicating complications secondary to systemic inflammation.

Biomarkers reliably indicating the likelihood of response to therapy could ease the discovery of potential new treatments.

Animal studies can play an important part by reliably indicating whether particular fluids are likely to prove effective and safe in clinical trials.

But if we do not accept them as part of our epistemic community, then we will simply analyze them as like us, except having electron microscopes attached to themselves, and we will say that they are "reliable indicators of whatever the usual combination of human with electron microscope reliably indicates" (van Fraassen 1985, 257).

"Regular menstrual cycles do not reliably indicate that they are eating enough for what they're expending," Dr. Loucks said.

"Peppery" is an official, positive attribute of "extra virgin" whereas smoothness will reliably indicate a low-quality oil.

In other words, my students' test scores did not reliably indicate that reading classic literature added value.

Representatives of the same group of scientists gave further evidence in June that the survey reliably indicated "actual clearing but should not be used in attempts to estimate regrowth", which could be grass, weeds or leaves on trees.

Since improved maximal oxygen uptake can reliably indicate better overall cardiovascular health, he suspects that "we need a certain length of the interval to trigger" such health and fitness benefits.

He drew an analogy between a thermometer that reliably indicates the temperature and a belief that reliably indicates the truth.

Any event that, in this sense, reliably indicates that p is true will also reliably indicate that p's consequences are true.