Sentence examples for reliably measuring from inspiring English sources

"Wastewater analysis is recognised internationally, and increasingly in Australia, as being the most effective, and arguably the only objective, means of reliably measuring the level of use of a number of prominent illicit drugs," Dawson said.

In a recent report, Schulze et al. [9] concluded that 5 6 trials are required for reliably measuring tendon elongation.

Fortunately, a diverse range of methods are available for reliably measuring the elastic properties of engineering materials.

Reliably measuring drug use by gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men (GBM) in the context of sex can inform sexual health service responses.

We assess the suitability of indices proposed by organisations like the WEC, WEF and IAEA for reliably measuring the sustainability of energy development in individual countries like Iceland.

Preliminary results demonstrate the sensor performance that it is capable of non-invasively, accurately, and reliably measuring radial pulse signals at real time, as well as to quantitatively determine the vessel aging.

The study is the first to reliably measure operative skills in practicing surgeons and correlate those measurements with patient outcomes.

"It does not reliably measure quality," he said.

And we still need to develop blood tests that can more reliably measure a woman's hormone levels.

But those polls have generally been too small to reliably measure sentiment among specific ethnic or racial groups in Brooklyn or the city as a whole.

BP said that the total charge of $39.9bn was its "current best estimate of those costs that can be reliably measured at this time".