The phrase "alter the reliability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes that affect the trustworthiness or dependability of something, such as data, systems, or processes.
Example: "The new software update may alter the reliability of the existing data analysis tools."
Alternatives: "affect the reliability of" or "change the reliability of".
Therefore, any changes in metabolism or ventilation may alter the reliability of this monitor.
First, PEEP could alter the reliability of transpulmonary thermodilution by having opposite effects on the diffusion volume of the cold indicator.
It has been already reported that extracorporeal circulation of blood during RRT does not alter the reliability of transpulmonary thermodilution measurements [18, 19], even for blood pump flows as high as 350 mL/min [19], even though this has been reported during continuous and not intermittent RRT.
Acute variations in arterial blood pressure alter the reliability of the FlowTrac/Vigileo® device with the second-generation software.
The results of the present study show that changes in systemic arterial resistance alter the reliability of the FTV-system; even if using the modified second-generation software (version 1.14).
A limit of our study could be the fact that the observed cohort had a loss to follow-up of 14.4%, a statistically acceptable percentage which should not to be overlooked, but which does not alter the reliability of results.
However, environmental conditions often change over time, altering the reliability of different cues and therefore the optimal way for combining them.
Eleven generic products were available for in vivo evaluation, however two of them (OXA-EXP and OXA-PEN) had to be excluded from the analysis due to contamination of the plates which altered the reliability of CFU counts.
Nevertheless, under specific conditions, the gene order would be altered, and the reliability of proper reference genes might be reduced.
Attorneys have argued that because digital evidence can theoretically be altered it undermines the reliability of the evidence.
The omission of these two studies did not substantially alter the results, indicating reliability of our results.
