Sentence examples for reliably powerful from inspiring English sources
"The Color Purple" was reliably powerful, led by eventual best actress winner Cynthia Erivo.
With classic soca and calypso sounds, this tune has the bounce of a throwback groovy number, accented with Destra's reliably powerful vocals.
At that time, in the late 90s, all over the world, the Mitsubishi stamp was achieving cult status as a reliably powerful and clean high.
When read trees can be reliably built, powerful statistical analyses and comparisons designed for full-length gene sequences (e.g., from eukaryotic genomes) can be directly applied to metagenomics data.
Clearly, if the limits of the additional load capacity through the tensile membrane mechanism is reliably quantified, a powerful design tool would become available to engineers.
It also suggested that the bishops were seeking a powerful and reliably orthodox voice to reassert the church's teaching in the court of public opinion and to disarm critics who insist that the bishops have lost their moral authority as a result of their role in the sexual abuse scandals.
DPRESS is a straightforward and powerful way to reliably estimate individual predictive uncertainties for compounds outside the training set based on their distance to the training set and the internal predictive uncertainty associated with its nearest neighbor in that set.
These two requirement lists served as a practical and powerful means of reliably informing researchers of the minimum requirements for those documents and then appropriately providing the necessary information to REC members.
The processing chain presented here provides a powerful method for reliably and accurately capturing the synoptic seasonal dynamics of several environmental variables derived from the MODIS sensor.
Our proposed explanatory model is powerful enough for reliably explaining factors related to an inadequate control of asthma.
Overall, ESTs are an extremely powerful tool to reliably unravel alternative transcripts independent of the level of expression.
