The phrase "as much reliability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the level of reliability of two or more things or situations.
Example: "This new software offers as much reliability as the previous version, ensuring consistent performance."
Alternatives: "the same level of reliability" or "equal reliability."
This work, as it moves forward, will also have much to say about which facilities should be required to report to TRI, as well as how much reliability we can place on current TRI data.
But given the financial and managerial challenges facing the diocese, Bishop Egan's demonstrated administrative skills may have appealed to the pope every bit as much as his doctrinal reliability.
However, in dealing with a huge data set in an international comparative study, we can only try to safeguard the reliability as much as possible.
This finding additionally shows that global factors such as motion or stimulus-correlated motion cannot account for the group difference, seeing as such factors would influence test retest reliability as much as other measures.
Even subscales of the longer versions of the scale are correlated with measures of depression and anxiety as much as their respective reliabilities allow [ 27].
To estimate sample size we attempted to estimate the reliability coefficient with as much accuracy as possible to be certain that the true reliability coefficient was reasonably close to the estimate.
Last year, Peugeot, fresh from a victory in 2009, showed that it had the fastest car but that reliability counts as much as speed.
To reduce the drought risks, a combination of mitigation strategies (e.g., additional conservation, integrating new water sources, and water use redistribution) was found to be the most efficient approach and can significantly improve water supply reliability by as much as 15.9%.
Given its importance, future studies should to consider alpha evaluation as a central point of measurement reliability, and yet, as much as possible, involve the assessment of internal consistency with other measures of reliability.
Reliability is valued as much as beauty of sound.
