The test can be reliable between these trust levels, but reliability reduces below and above this range.
Hankins [ 1] attempts to show that reliability is not a good measure of discrimination, and that instruments can be reliable but not discriminating, and vice versa.
Friends and family can be reliable advisers; fortune cookies, maybe less so.
Up to now, neither has convinced the Yankees they can be reliable starters.
Mr. Garner said most concertgoers attend only a few shows a year but can be reliable ticket buyers for their favorite acts.
Oral thermometers can be reliable when a child is old enough to cooperate in keeping the thermometer under the tongue for the required time.
Experts have long debated whether initial tests can be reliable unless the spherical spore is broken open or germinated into the rod-shaped bacterium.
Often they depend on police reports, which can be reliable for some things, like what kind of car is involved or the extent of injuries.
He might struggle to help the Vikings stretch the field, but if he can be reliable in his route-running, and can get over some problems with dropped balls, he could be an asset for the team.
Some authorities say it is 29,141 — the result of later sightings — but 29,002 has prevailed, on the ground that no sighting can be reliable and it is better to choose one and stay with it.
Some of Grameen's numbers have been challenged, but no one disputes Yunus's assertion that, contrary to traditional banking doctrine, the poor can be reliable borrowers, even at high rates of interest.
