Sentence examples for reliably show that from inspiring English sources

Studies of children in foster care reliably show that severe attachment problems - including attachment disorder - are comparatively common and may account for some the quite disproportionate level of care and cost in this population [ 38].

The UN and Equality and Human Rights Commission have both described gender-based violence as a silent war on women and statistics reliably show that societal tolerance of it has actually increased – with rape conviction rates having plummeted since the 70s.

Some mismatch might be expected due to the removal of hubs or some other important nodes from the network, but on the whole, these results reliably show that the breast cancer gene network is modular in nature.

Analyses of replicates of Twisters® stored for three years appeared to reproduce earlier results reliably, showing that SBSE is an excellent way of preserving the recovered organic signature of a sample.

Indeed, the research consistently and reliably shows that the cholesterol you eat has very little impact on how much cholesterol is in your blood.

Hand corticomotor maps and recruitment curves reliably showed that AO, but not MI, prevented the corticomotor depression induced by immobilization.

Expression profiling has reliably shown that excessive activation of inflammatory cytokines in the early post-partum period may be associated with the subsequent development of uterine disease.

3 This study reliably shows that participants can effectively self-monitor their own INR, but current provision is limited due to the initial costs of the device and the lack of healthcare provider support.

Previous fMRI studies have reliably shown that the magnitude of activation in cortical decision-making areas approximates the cumulative sum of evidence over time as the decision process approaches its threshold (Basten et al., 2010; Ho et al., 2009).

In a recent meta-analysis, 18 studies on depression and 11 studies on anxiety in adult CD subjects reliably showed that depression was more common and/or more severe in adults with CD than in healthy adults (overall meta-analysis effect size: 0.97) [ 31].

In 2008 it funded Maura Gillison, the Ohio State University researcher who established the HPV-throat-cancer link in 2000, to do a pilot study to show that test could reliably detect HPV infection in the throat.