Shipping and tourism in the Arctic are increasing as disappearing sea ice allows a reliably clear route across the northernmost waters to open earlier in the spring and close later in the fall.
The high temperatures of the Sahara preclude navigation through the use of the pheromone trails that aid many ant species in returning to their nests; the volatile chemicals in the pheromones would evaporate far too quickly in the heat for them to demarcate routes reliably.
For example, the hierarchy of ab initio electron correlation methods MP2 (Møller-Plesset second-order perturbation theory), CCSD (coupled-cluster theory with single and double excitations) and CCSD(T) (CCSD with a perturbative treatment of triple excitations) provide a a route to converging reliably to high accuracy.
Interestingly, the intra-testicular arteries were most reliably imaged by following the route of the marginal artery and then within the testicular parenchyma using in plane slightly oblique to the longitudinal plane, similar to that noted in studies of men [ 7].
The next hurdle will be to optimize the administration of PfSPZ Challenge and demonstrate that healthy adult subjects can be consistently and reliably infected by the parenteral route, taking the result of 5/6 subjects infected per group to 100% infectivity with a pre-patent period similar to that achieved with exposure to five infected mosquitoes.
Although exposures related to first- and secondhand smoking are believed to be assessed reliably through questionnaires, this additional route for tobacco product exposure may require modification to questionnaires or more emphasis on measurements (i.e., air sampling or urine cotinine) to develop sufficiently informative exposure measures.
Moreover, we show that the dual-route model could reliably recover early amygdala activity.
The company has shown that autonomous cars can run reliably on well-mapped and predictable routes, but they are a long way from being able to cope with the unprogrammed chaos of a city centre at rush hour.
The monarchs reliably chose a southwesterly path.
Stark did not even reliably make it to her intended goals: the routes — usually travelled by camel or donkey — were astonishingly harsh, malaria was rife, and a host of other ailments took their toll.
