Sentence examples for suitably reliable from inspiring English sources

These forecast systems are suitably reliable but require substantially longer time, because it typically takes tens of minutes for a tsunami to reach to the nearest offshore stations (Tsushima et al. 2011; Tang et al. 2012; Wei et al. 2013).

Quantitative research is critical to ensuring that the instrument is suitably reliable and valid to be able to detect treatment effects [ 5].

The findings of this study indicate that the questionnaire is suitably valid and reliable to be used in research and practice to determine sports nutrition knowledge.

However, this issue may be addressed through the use of a suitably valid and reliable quality of life instrument [e.g. the Multiple Sclerosis Impact Scale (MSIS29)].

By optimizing both the field work and the interpretation of the raw images our target is to obtain visualizations that are automatic, fast, and reliable so to suitably assess the characteristics of the prospected areas and extract relevant information.

However, the sensors must be "chemically reliable" and perform suitably in real world conditions that often involve recognizing trace-level targets in mixtures and dynamic backgrounds on an acceptable time scale.

Proper application of suitably conductive electrodes is essential for reliable mfERG recordings.

Extensive validation covered the sequencing and large rearrangement components of the assay with suitably large study sets to provide reliable data.

For example, if reliability could suitably be indexed to the subject's environment, reliabilists could say that Henry's belief is not justified because in his environment, vision is not reliable when it comes to discerning barns from barn-facades.[7] Some NTK theorists bypass the justification condition altogether.

Quartz deposited in fluvial, periglacial and shallow marine environments is suitably bleached and OSL sensitive to enable reliable estimates of De.

Popping in and out of her eclectically furnished studio, designed with suitably offbeat touches by the Schoolhouse's always reliable John Pollard, these men are meant to provide a comic parade of male inadequacy.