Sentence examples for reliably produced from inspiring English sources

As a theory of knowledge, reliabilism asserts that justification is not necessary for knowledge; rather, reliably produced true belief (provided the notion of reliability is suitably refined to rule out Gettier cases) is sufficient for it.[8] When we discuss the nature of justification, we must distinguish between two different issues: First, what do we mean when we use the word 'justification'?

Sanofi-Aventis is the only company in recent years that has reliably produced flu vaccines.

Speakers reliably produced disambiguating cues to syntactic ambiguity whether the situation was ambiguous or not.

CMS reliably produced a downregulation of CB1 receptors (∼50%) in the hippocampus of both gndx and intact males.

Results: Laminated thrombi were reliably produced with a median weight at 1 day of 39 mg (range, 23-63 mg).

Finally, multi-step spin coating method reliably produced polymer lines having a linewidth of 292 nm at 1 μm spacing.

It's also worth reflecting that no country has reliably produced a strong crop of interesting operatic interpreters without a thriving system of performance in the vernacular.

If reliably produced, excess power generation may provide CO2 credits by offsetting Alberta grid electricity, possibly leading to a negative carbon footprint in bitumen production.

She is one of the most commercially successful publishers in the book industry, known for turning authors of page-turning paperbacks into "repeaters" who reliably produced a best-selling hard-cover book every year.

But as Lagerfeld began to define a creative identity that was both separate from Chanel and consonant with his interpretive role as her steward, he reliably produced superior collections.

A study by scientists at the University of British Columbia, published this month in The Journal of Biological Chemistry, found that synthetic alternatives to ambergris may be much more cheaply and reliably produced.