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Results showed that the system could reliably map the strain distribution induced by the osmotic loading.

We validated the system in HEK 293T cells, and generated transgenic Drosophila lines to show that the system could reliably detect neuronal contacts in the brain.

The number of colors had to be restricted so that the system could reliably distinguish the colors from each other, and from those of background objects, under a range of different lighting conditions.

An internal F.B.I. memorandum obtained by the Electronic Privacy Information Center under a Freedom of Information Act request noted that a Carnivore-equipped personal computer had been tested to see how much information it could capture, and reported that the system "could reliably capture and archive" all traffic through an Internet service provider.

The plan, according to a "privacy impact assessment," was to use 30 volunteers whose facial data would be mingled in a database among 1,000 mug shots to see whether the system could reliably recognize when any of the volunteers were present.

Our sensor system could reliably differentiate between cells featuring changes in negatively charged GAG-modified cells.

"If you had a law enforcement system and then a justice system that could reliably detain suspected narcos when they land — if they could seize the goods and put together a strong case".

The economist Kenneth Arrow went so far as to construct a proof that no voting system could be reliably fair.

The role and function of Apelin in cardiovascular system could be reliably investigated in experimental models devoid of confounding effects reflecting only the natural history of the disease.

The on-site testing results further demonstrated that the HTHP system could be reliably operated to heat the dyeing liquid temperature up to 95 °C with an average system COP of 4.2 during the entire heating process.

However, a number of key obstacles had to be overcome before the system could be reliably used to produce robust time-domain fluorescence and transmittance data that could be used with more sophisticated image reconstruction algorithms.