Sentence examples for report reliably from inspiring English sources

It's a practice that encourages us to stay mindful of our objectives, and, as the authors of the study report, reliably contributes to better performance.

I live over half a year in Australia working on my wife's cattle station in the Australian "bush". I believe I can report reliably that the Australians do not hate us.

Subsequent research failed to support these initial findings, but participants do report reliably feeling (subjectively) better.

Furthermore, since our primary endpoint was union, our follow-up time was relatively short to report reliably on complications related to this procedure such as osteoarthritic changes, tendon irritation or tendon ruptures.

And because music preference is "easy to report reliably," adds psychologist Vladimir Konecni of the University of California, San Diego, researchers may be able to someday infer characteristics of certain groups of people based simply on their stated listening habits.

We expect that people report reliably the number of hours they work per week.

PCPs reported reliably receiving discharge communication significantly less often than hospitalists reported sending it (71.8% vs 85.1%; P <.01), and PCPs considered this communication to be complete significantly less often than hospitalists did (64.9% vs 79.1%; P <.01).We identified 7 core clinical elements that PCPs and hospitalists consider essential in discharge communication.

Pesticide use is reported reliably by these applicators (Blair et al. 2002; Hoppin et al. 2002).

However, to date, no study has examined whether capability can be reported reliably.

Brener et al [ 34] has also reported that adolescents in the United States reported reliably on health risk behaviours.

However, it might help to identify trial reports, in which additional documentation from authors might be important to provide reassurance that a study has been reported reliably.