Sentence examples for reliably presented from inspiring English sources

OVER the past decade and a half, the Litchfield Jazz Festival in Kent and the Caramoor Jazz Festival in Katonah, N.Y., have reliably presented a selection of top players.

On certain types of charts, distances can be shown accurately, but directions cannot; on other types, directions are reliably presented, but the scale of distance varies greatly between different parts of the chart.

A priori coding was important for the interview schedule so that both focus groups were reliably presented the same structure and questions.

To define geographical regions (forward sortation areas; FSAs) in Southwestern Ontario, Canada from which patients would reliably present to a hospital with linked laboratory data if they developed adverse events related to medications dispensed in outpatient pharmacies.

In Experiment 1, where response cues specified either movement direction or response hand, the LDAP was about twice as large when effector information was available, although this component was also reliably present when only movement direction information was provided instead.

The aim of this study was to define geographic regions in Southwestern Ontario, Canada, where we could be confident that patients who developed an adverse event from medications dispensed in an outpatient pharmacy would reliably present to a hospital with available linked laboratory data.

This was substantiated in the subsequent measurement interval (600 900 ms post-cue onset), where a significant hemisphere × cued movement interaction was found at lateral posterior sites (F 1, 15) = 16.8, p < .001), reflecting the fact that the LDAP was now reliably present.

Less ethereal but just as reliably present are the dark purple Geranium phaeum and the magenta G macrorrhizum, and the pretty pink of G endressii.

Sterelny et al. (1996) emphasize the distinction between genes as factors having "a distinctive informational role in inheritance" and other reliably present developmental resources.

ToM deficits seem to be more reliably present in acute BPs than in strictly euthymic samples (Kerr et al. 2003; Ioannidi et al. 2015).

DST applies the notion of inheritance to any developmental resource that is reliably present in successive generations, and which is part of the explanation of the similarity between generations (Griffiths & Gray 2001).