Sentence examples for reliably tracking from inspiring English sources

The federal government has no way of reliably tracking people who overstay their visas.

By Avi Zenilman October 12, 2009 The federal government has no way of reliably tracking people who overstay their visas.

Reliably tracking the developments day-to-day is challenging — reports tend to derive from the accounts of traumatized refugees and residents, and the Nigerian government has been selective in its disclosures to the media.

As discussed previously, even with dye feeding, the binary threshold method is still incapable of reliably tracking the larvae when it hits the edge (Figure 4c).

In this study we resolve the inability to observe the larval behavior in detail by developing a new method that is capable of reliably tracking Drosophila larvae in standard larval assays.

AD treatment trials in the past have used cognitive tests and questionnaires that may not be optimal for these currently planned studies, which are aimed at detecting subtle cognitive changes in clinically normal individuals and reliably tracking treatment change over time.

During that first wave, though, many private jet operators lacked the technology to help Web sites reliably track and predict the availability of their aircraft.

The first quarter's total, 183,326, was the highest for any quarter since 2002, when the numbers began being reliably tracked; in 2010, city officers made more street stops — 601,055 — than in any previous 12-month period.

In many cases a trait of interest cannot be reliably tracked by a single SNP.

The proposed algorithms can reliably track the wireless Rayleigh fading channel without requiring any channel statistics.

Any view of this type faces the challenge of explaining why our emotions would reliably track such non-natural facts.