The phrase "a greater reliability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or comparisons in the dependability of a system, product, or process.
Example: "The new software update promises a greater reliability in data processing compared to the previous version."
Alternatives: "enhanced reliability" or "improved reliability".
In this regard, Rochot (1971) proposes that Gassendi's ontology provides atoms as stable entities and absolute space-time as a stable environment, which together allow for a greater reliability of empirical data hence a greater reliability of our data reception.
In the present analysis, lower value of CV 1.50 indicated a greater reliability of the experiments performed.
However, research papers which try to prove the existence of a link between the AC and a greater reliability of financial information are still scarce.
In this way, the memory requires no mechanical moving of parts and it has a greater reliability and higher performance than HDDs, with theoretical nanosecond operating speeds.
Conclusions: A greater reliability, arising from a high level of reproducibility, enables us to document the advantages of the standardization of motion palpation in chiropractic.
Failure management in processes, equipment or plants acquire more importance in modern industry every day, as it allows us to minimize unexpected failure risk and guarantee a greater reliability, safety, disposition and productivity in industry.
The 3′ and 5′ ends of all assembled unigenes contained relatively fewer reads and other positions showed a greater distribution, indicating that the assembled 90,227 unigenes show a great reliability and likely cover most of the transcriptome sequences.> Distinct gene sequences were first searched using BLASTx against the non-redundant (nr) NCBI nucleotide database with a cut-off E-value of 10-5.
We demonstrated a great reliability for this protocol by validating duplication/deletion patterns found in lymphocytes from the same samples, and confirming a 1 1 ratio between X- and Y-chromosome bearing sperm cells using a "sperm sorting by FISH" method with an X-specific BAC probe.
For the NVPS, the facial domain demonstrated a significantly greater reliability than other domains.
For the CPOT, both facial and breathing domains demonstrated a significantly greater reliability than muscular domains.
Layered structures clearly offer a key to greater reliability at a moderate cost and new applications may result as more complex structures are tailored to specific applications.
