Sentence examples for reliably without the need from inspiring English sources

In the Evo FQ-360, Mitsubishi laid the template for Evo owners in America; you can have 360 horsepower, reliably, without the need to modify the engine's internal parts.

This should help reduce the need for broad coverage via ground stations for companies that operate satellite fleets, like Planet, letting them retrieve and send data from their networks more reliably without the need to have physical facilities around the world within visible range of wherever their satellites happen got be passing over the globe.

Their double-barrel voltage-controlled nanoinjection system addressed the need to deliver material into a cell controllably, reliably and without the need for highly specialized manual operations.

Our experience with a commercially available electromagnetic colonoscope demonstrates that the insertion shaft of the colonoscope can indeed be reliably visualized without the need for fluoroscopy.

In conclusion, it was shown that if the time of estrus can be identified, superovulation can be reliably produced in goats, without the need for an exogenous source of progesterone.

There is no published method that reliably predicts the need for tracheostomy.

We demonstrate and validate a method to reliably parse host and pathogen ESTs without the need for reference genomes.

By employing this strategy, target DNA from Chlamydia trachomatis was reliably detected within a 10 min period following precipitation without the need for complicated secondary procedures.

MRS has the advantage of being able to directly quantify molecular species without the need for contrast, with the disadvantages of more limited spatial resolution and the need for relatively high abundance to be able to reliably quantify regional biochemical concentration.

What is required is a decision making approach that facilitates speed without compromising on the need to continue to provide stable power safely and reliably (as newly defined by the consumer).

The need to reliably distinguish morphologically similar strains within biofilms was the impetus for this work.