Sentence examples for a reduction in reliability from inspiring English sources

The third-best configuration (40) had a reduction in reliability and cost of 0.074% and 0.026% respectively, when compared to the best-ranked configuration.

The second configuration in the ranking is configuration 38, which shows a reduction in reliability of 0.062% and a reduction in cost of 0.058% (USD 0.19), when compared to the best-ranked configuration.

However, this process, especially in uncontrolled field conditions, can result in significant variability in resulting FRP properties which can consequently cause a reduction in reliability of the rehabilitated structure.

Recently, Segelke et al. [ 16] reported a reduction in reliability of genomic predictions, averaged over 12 traits, ranging from 5.3% to 1% for the 3K and 7K chips, respectively.

In the bipolar I group, a reduction in reliability on the HAM-D-17 with increased weeks of treatment was observed, while on the MADRS, this was evident only in comparison of V0 with V8.

A reduction in the reliability of GEBV with imputed genotypes has also been reported for studies on dairy cattle that used imputation from a few hundred SNPs to 50k SNPs, e.g. [ 38– 42], which showed that the magnitude of the imputation errors was larger and the reliability of genomic prediction was lower compared to imputation from a 3k or 6k panel to a 50k panel.

One might further predict that a reduction in the reliability of internal signals could lead to a weakening of the sense of bodily ownership, a suggestion in keeping with the increased propensity of people with schizophrenia to experience illusory body ownership (Peled, Ritsner, Hirschmann, Geva, & Modai, 2000).

This scale had the additional advantage, that for analysis, it could be divided into three equal categories, overcoming the problems associated with presenting a three point scale to participants, namely a loss of information through limited response options and a related reduction in reliability [ 23, 16, 25].

Ramos & Stern ([1973]) compared 4- and 5-option tests of reading in Spanish and French as foreign languages, finding a small but significant reduction in reliability in reducing items from five to four options as well as a small decrease in discrimination.

Some reduction in reliability was observed as a consequence of accommodating local dependency through testlets.

Some reduction in reliability was observed as a consequence of accommodating the local dependency through the testlet design, but the level of reliability remained consistent with individual clinical use. Figure 1 shows how the total score (omitting the tension items) is distributed across the general and clinical populations.