The phrase "affecting reliability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or conditions that influence the dependability or trustworthiness of something.
Example: "The recent changes in the system are affecting reliability, leading to increased downtime."
Alternatives: "impacting reliability" or "influencing reliability".
Or they end up reducing the design/derating margins, thus affecting reliability.
Power absorbed in the varactor also increases as aluminum percent increases affecting reliability and power transfer.
Our call here is for a rule of integration requiring courts to consider the unified impact on the verdict of all errors affecting reliability.
We also examine the primary factors affecting reliability of these protocols, namely transmission range, contention window size, and traffic configurations (shockwave disturbances and stop-and-go traffic).
"The trick is to be able to control these systems well enough and to create controls that are cheap enough to be able to take advantage of the arbitrage opportunity available from differential electricity prices, without affecting reliability or latency," says Koomey.
We provide a novel argument that significance testing must be employed when evaluating model reliability, and introduce an evaluation approach that accounts for both the overall activity and spatial structure of a model, substantially affecting reliability estimation and showing that model weight smoothing can improve reliability.
This in turn affects reliability.
Thermal stresses and warpage affect reliability.
Lack of power lines will eventually affect reliability, according to the report issued on Tuesday.
"Arcane, need I say geeky issues, like congestion management and generation redispatch, really matter, and affect reliability," she said.
Heat dissipation limits power levels and affects reliability and performance.
