Sentence examples for to keep reliable from inspiring English sources

Nobody seems to keep reliable data on bicycle-pedestrian crashes, though two researchers at Hunter College analyzed data from 100 hospital emergency rooms across the nation and found evidence of at least 38,000 such collisions between 1980 and 2009 (about 38,000 people die in car accidents each year).

Therefore, challenges for emergency managers and scientists are to keep reliable information flowing quickly and to maintain consistent messages, both during and after an emergency.

In developing countries, there are few data on the frequency of leukemias during childhood [ 5, 9] because these countries have not had the infrastructure required to keep reliable records.

The rules, which take effect in January 2014, require servicers to keep accessible records of borrower information and keep reliable, timely accounts of borrower payments.

But because DPS is a state agency, it doesn't keep reliable citizenship records ― it only asks for proof of citizenship when people apply for state IDs.

The latest study, published Wednesday in the American Journal of Medicine, is ambitious: It aims to tease out the relationship among gun ownership, crime, violent death and mental illness by looking across 27 industrialized countries that keep reliable data on all of those measures.

His election as the candidate of the Patriotic Alliance for Change broke the 61-year grip of the Colorado Party, and he has promised broad agrarian reform in a country that has failed even to keep a reliable registry of land titles.

Securing networked control systems (NCSs) from cyber attacks has been a very important issue to keep NCSs reliable and stable.

Surely it would have been better to keep a reliable, trusted figure who had played such a key role in the Ferguson era, who could advise him on some of the potential pitfalls?

To achieve high-precision stereo matching, we propose a semi-global stereo matching system with the trinary cross color (TCC) census transform to reduce sensitivity in smooth region, the two-pass cost aggregation (TPCA) to obtain stable cost, the range winner-take-all (RWTA) to select the robust depth, and the range left-right check (RLRC) to keep the reliable depth.

Since the JMA kept reliable records in 1951, Roy became the ninth known typhoon to develop during the month of January as well as the second most intense during the month, attaining a minimum pressure of 940 mbar (hPa; 27.76 inHg).