Sentence examples for enhanced reliability of from inspiring English sources

For enhanced reliability of parameter estimates, we derive robust standard errors clustered by the UK region of residence (see Cameron & Trivedi, 2009; Guarnizo et al., 2003).

The enhanced reliability of the spatial analytical model based on the optimal distance model far outweighs the cost of the computational procedure that leads to the coefficient selection.

However, deletion of any of these items will not result in enhanced reliability of the instrument as the increase in Cronbach's alpha would only be very minimal, from 0.947 to 0.951 and 0.952 for C10 and C11 respectively.

Where researchers know that their work is going to be reviewed and assessed, they exercise greater care in the process of gathering the information, leading in turn to enhanced reliability of results.

This has assisted in further building rapport during follow-up interviews and has enhanced reliability of reports.

size) and its direct comparison with the other sizes of the tire shreds to develop mechanistic-empirical practical design model and so that the use of tire shreds in road bases could be used on regular basis with enhanced reliability instead of on an empirical basis.

Jawhar et al. suggested a reliable routing protocol for enhanced reliability and security of communication in the MANET and sensor networks [8].

To address this problem, we introduce here an enhanced reliability Recoverable Block of Function RBFF) system where the blocking construct is inserted in a large artificial intron of a transgene of interest.

This enhanced reliability and efficiency of signal transfer in CMNs can be argued as corollary to TV signal transfers between the cable and airborne systems.

It is this enhanced reliability, redundancy, and dependability of its dual-reactor plant that was a key factor in the selection of Triton to undertake the first submerged circumnavigation of the world.

On the contrary, the SFP configuration leads to an enhanced reliability at the cost of the on-state resistance increase.