Sentence examples for reliably understand from inspiring English sources

The plain fact is that a rural Moroccan and a rural Iraqi cannot have a conversation and reliably understand each other.

By contrast, if it turned out that in order to interpret a sentence we must know all sorts of ephemeral non-linguistic facts we would have to conclude that the fact that we can reliably understand all sorts of unfamiliar sentences is a mystery.

The time is right to consider a proactively deliberate updating of strategies for essential health data in SSA in order to more reliably understand the continent's current needs to improve population health and to better prepare for future trends.

However, it is reliably understood that the NATO officials argued strongly against such rerouting.

But the state-run newspaper reported that it "reliably understands" that the ban will remain in place.

And they've done it because, like Trump, conservative media is entertaining in a way that liberals reliably fail to understand.

The goal of the new biology is to tie these things together reliably and to understand how the phenotype emerges from the genotype.That will lead to better medical diagnosis and treatment.

It is important, however, to understand testing procedures to reliably interpret results.

Another methodological issue deserving discussion is that we decided to include in the study even subjects suffering from mild or moderate dementia if they were able to understand and reliably answer the OPQOL questionnaire.

Our results suggest that beneficiary surveys concerning hypothetical changes in deductibles could be reliably used to better understand potential changes in utilization that might occur under different deductible levels and plan designs (i.e., services subject to and exempt from the deductible).

Given that most current structure from motion (SFM) algorithms cannot recover true motion estimates reliably, it is important to understand the impact such motion errors have on the shape reconstruction.