Sentence examples for reliably reproduced from inspiring English sources

While it reliably reproduced climate patterns in Europe and North America, the model could not replicate patterns over central Africa, for example.

But, as Darwin found, they also allowed colors observed in one place to be reliably reproduced in another, and they drew attention to surprising similarities.

He claimed several successes, but the medical establishment did not embrace his approach, because his results could not be reliably reproduced.

The small frequency shift dependence on (w_{3}) predicted by our analytical model cannot be reliably reproduced with our 3D simulation due to precision and meshing issues even for large simulation sizes.

Numerical simulations with the Global Self-consistent Model of the Thermosphere, Ionosphere and Protonosphere (GSM TIP) (Namgaladze et al., 1988, 1991) show that observable ionospheric precursors of earthquakes can be reliably reproduced by the local disturbance of zonal electric fields (Namgaladze et al., 2009).

The results suggest that additional research, particularly related to overcoming the difficulties of reliably supporting and applying a force to the distal end of the radius, is necessary for clinical fracture patterns to be reliably reproduced with an excised radius mechanical testing protocol.

In the beginning, it was subtle, a quirk she couldn't reliably reproduce.

Similar problems were encountered in Egypt, where the map makers were unable to reliably reproduce the course of the waterways in the Nile delta during antiquity.

Any acceptable climate model must be able to reliably reproduce the variability of the weather and accurately depict what's happened in the past.

The showed that the model is able to reliably reproduce the mechanical behavior of the sand materials.

However, both studies can reliably reproduce the measured time series of both E x and E y.