Sentence examples for technically reliable from inspiring English sources
However, a clause in the directive allows rules to be implemented in an "economically viable and technically reliable" way.
We concluded that BluNet is clinically applicable, technically reliable, and sensitive for the diagnostics of Respiratory Sleep Disorders.
Our goal was to find a technically reliable yet faster technique to evaluate volume status and contractility by measuring left ventricular end-diastolic diameter (LVEDD) and fractional shortening (FS) in a cohort of mechanically ventilated trauma and burn patients using hemodynamic transesophageal echocardiographic (hTEE) monitoring.
Playing the Jester (a character added to the ballet during the Soviet era), Robert Mulvey wasn't always technically reliable but he did nail a spectacular series of high-speed pirouettes.
Here, all of the 3D plots had a symmetrical appearance, which means that our microarray experiments were technically reliable.
This is particularly troublesome since all three studies appear to be technically reliable and each study has good reproducibility between replicates (see Methods: "Within platform variations").
There has been a prodigious number of advances made in the development of technically-reliable membranes.
Without prejudging such a commission's inquiry, a quick review of alternatives suggests that the most technically advanced reliable systems involve touch-screen A.T.M. technology, not unlike what one encounters at a bank.
Increased copy number (over-representation or amplification) is technically more reliable to detect with fewer false positives than genomic loss, mainly when using FISH assay in sectioned specimens exhibiting nuclear truncation, thus we have focused on loci that were involved in genomic gain.
The system must have a low life-cycle cost; must be technically robust, reliable, maintainable, socially acceptable, and affordable; must be manufactured and serviced in a developing country; and must not degrade other water quality characteristics.
