The phrase "a more reliable test" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing the reliability of different tests or methods in a specific context, such as scientific research or assessments.
Example: "After conducting several experiments, we concluded that the new method provided a more reliable test for measuring the substance's purity."
Alternatives: "a more dependable test" or "a more trustworthy test".
To find a more reliable test platform, for the first time, synthetic and biological (tissue engineered) substitutes were compared to ex vivo skin, epidermis and dermis.
The fact that ρ < ρeff means that, for these costs, one would want a more reliable test.
Studies of patients with right MTLE, patients with temporal neocortical lesions and extratemporal epilepsy, should afford a more reliable test of our hypothesis.
A more reliable test for dosage compensation is to compare the expression of X/Z-linked genes to that of their autosomal or pseudoautosomal orthologs in related species.
Serum transferrin receptor (sTfR) is not affected by inflammation [ 9] which would make sTfR a more reliable test than serum ferritin when inflammation is present.
However, a number of studies have reported low sensitivities of tissue sampling, [ 9– 11] and a more reliable test for identifying the correct microorganism is desirable.
Strength testing in a supine position using a portable manual hand-held dynamometer appears to have sufficient reliability to measure group mean changes in hip extension strength in young people with cerebral palsy and is a more reliable testing position than prone or standing.
This proved to be a much more reliable test of whether a visitor to a website was human or not (something that is known, in computer-science terminology, as a Turing test, in honour of Alan Turing, a British computer scientist).
By working with the state regulatory agency, a new, more reliable test was developed and deployed to bring the fulfillment of the legal requirement in line with the public health intent of the law (Olden 1998).
We found a difference in NDT and MTP1 mobility between female and male runners, however this needs to be established in a larger study with more reliable test procedures.
Overall, our data indicate that RPs may promote more reliable test scores, supporting a more valid interpretation of students' achievement levels.
