The phrase "a loss of reliability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease in trustworthiness or dependability of a system, process, or individual.
Example: "The recent data breaches have resulted in a significant loss of reliability for the company's security measures."
Alternatives: "a decline in trustworthiness" or "a decrease in dependability."
In the complex social context of modern communities, that increasingly rely on standardised regulations, a loss of reliability and public acceptance of results can consequently occur.
In Mr Kirkpatrick's view a loss of reliability in the network would provide an opportunity for a competitor to emerge.
As the development of Wikipedia has shown, absence of any form of review may quickly lead to a loss of reliability of the material published.
There is again a problem of definitions, and results could receive different explanation, but the above could well lead to a loss of reliability in diagnosis, because in the core of this disorder is the assessment of the inner experience and not of externally observed behavior, which is much easier.
A weight of 0.40 resulted in the smallest minimum absolute deviation from 1 for the regression of GEBV or DGVω on DRP, averaged over the 16 traits, but a loss of reliability around 0.8%, compared to a weight of 0.20, which led to highest average reliability and an acceptable average absolute deviation of regression coefficient from 1.
The fact that the majority of the disagreements occurred for the third OSICS character highlights the fact that increasing complexity and diagnostic specificity in injury coding can result in a loss of reliability and demands a high level of anatomical knowledge.
16, 18– 21 While the primary advantage of the SCIT is its rapid administration time (3 minutes compared with 15 120 minutes for other computerized measures of global cognitive function), other advantages include a lack of cultural or sex bias and lack of a learning effect that enables the SCIT to be used repeatedly without any loss of reliability.
Long thought robust enough only for office networks, Ethernet this year has emerged as a way to provide high-speed data links outside of buildings at costs far below those of traditional communications systems and with little, if any, loss of reliability.
Electromagnetic jamming results in a loss of link reliability, increased energy consumption and packet delays.
This has not been specifically investigated, but some studies have focused on the impact of imputation from low-density panels on reliability of genomic selection [ 14, 30] and concluded that an imputation error rate between 2 and 3% leads to a mean loss of reliability of 2%.
GLLRMs provide a solution to this loss of reliability.
