Sentence examples for reliably reproducible from inspiring English sources

In other words, it is reliably reproducible and can be sustained [3].

This means you can create reliably reproducible instructions on using the board, because it will behave the same way every time.

In vitro assays are typically rapid, with high-throughput and large data output that can be reliably reproducible and cost effective.

In both types, we observe this increase in action level as the voltage approaches the spiking threshold in a reliably reproducible spike.

Syrup solutions and evaporated milk were used as examples of near-Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids for feasibility tests and results were reliably reproducible.

The use of even lower amounts of TRAP RGD 3 (17 pmol) frequently resulted in preparations with extremely high A S of >10,000 GBq/μmol, although not reliably reproducible.

Moreover, the correlation coefficients demonstrate a high concordance of the gray-scale maps with respect to PCR1 and PCR2 (r2 = 0.97) but not with respect to PR and PP (r3= 0.62), i.e. PCR1 could be reliably reproduced by PCR2 (mean PCR1 = 4.25, mean PCR2 = 4.26, mean PCR1 – PCR2 = 0.12), but the strength of coordination (PR) was not likewise reproducible by PP (see also Fig. 2).

A minimum of 5 transcript reads (on average), with at least one read from each replicate sample, was chosen as the cut off point to reliably indicate reproducible expression across biological replicates [ 24].

The lowest limit of quantitation (LLOQ) was defined as the lowest level of analyte that could be reliably detected and reproducible with a precision of ≤20% and accuracy of 80 120%.

Each alone may not be reliably meaningful or reproducible, but requiring post hoc consistency among them can richly increase functional prediction specificity with, as here, little if any loss of sensitivity.

Due thought needs to be given to how the results of a trial can be translated into interventions that reliably work, are reproducible and can be applied elsewhere.