The phrase "a range of reliability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the varying levels of trustworthiness or dependability of a product, service, or data set.
Example: "The study showed a range of reliability in the results, indicating that some measurements were more consistent than others."
Alternatives: "a spectrum of reliability" or "a variety of reliability levels".
We take up two classes of variance-reducing algorithms – importance sampling (IS) and subset simulations (SS) – and apply them to a range of benchmarked reliability problems of various size and complexity to bring out the issue of optimality and trade-off between accuracy and effort.
Very few respondents reported built-in feedback systems (4) or organised discussions with user representatives (6).When asked to select between a range of indicators (reliability, continuity, access, no duplication, no conflict between professionals) there was no consensus about the best indicators of IPW.
Klimisch et al. [10] have not weighted their criteria and have not stated how to summarize the evaluation; this could result in a wide range of reliability evaluation results for the same test data.
While very high reliability scores (ICCs 0.91-0.98) wereportedted for all Function scales, a wider range of reliability was reported within the Disability component (ICCs 0.44-0.82).
Conversely there has been some sceptiscm regarding the high levels of classification accuracy in neuroimaging studies, especially as recent DSM-5 field trials have reported a wide range of reliability for psychiatric diagnoses (Regier et al., 2013).
This paper discusses a range of applications, their reliability needs, and potential dependability holes that can cause performance degradation and application failures.
High accuracy within a range of 3% and good reliability are obtained.
This allowed inclusion of as broad as possible a range of services in the reliability and validity exercises.
So the thermostat's range of reliability places an upper limit on the precision of what I can know in our example.
Members of the public are exposed, daily, to a large volume of messages related to food and health from a range of sources with varying levels of reliability and consistency [ 15– 17], leading to the desensitisation of consumers to messages linking food, eating and health [ 18, 19].
