Sentence examples for reliably testing from inspiring English sources

We describe here an NMR-based approach for rapidly and reliably testing functional assignments of putative enzymes.

They suggested two criteria for a clinically relevant change: i) The magnitude of change between pre- and post-treatment scores should be statistically and reliably tested by use of a reliable change index (RCI).

It is possible to crack this nut, and reliably test whether children's education has a causal impact on parents' education.

But as states crack down on high driving, they're struggling to figure out what counts as driving high, and how they can reliably test for it.

His lucky escape, having been airlifted to hospital in Newcastle, serves as a gratifying coda to another National meeting that reliably tested the sport's nerves.

PepsiCo argues that you can reliably test for residues in the water, sugar and concentrate that go into its drinks, but not in the drinks themselves.

The proposal to bring forward the system of electronic border checks relies on still-unanswered questions about whether the technology can be reliably tested in time: details of how the clampdown on mosques would work are sketchy in the extreme.

Leading scientific organizations have concluded that shuttling DNA between species carries no intrinsic risk to human health or the environment, and that such alterations can be reliably tested.

Our study area is Xiamen, China, where the recent urbanization development provides a natural experiment setting to reliably test our hypotheses.

The agency has said the issue is complicated, requiring analyses of various technical issues, including how well manufacturers and regulators can reliably test for the presence of gluten and whether oats are a source of gluten.

Some took to other channels to convey to American foodies and Filipino farmers alike the broad scientific consensus that G.M.O.'s are not intrinsically more risky than other crops and can be reliably tested.