Sentence examples similar to erodes reliability from inspiring English sources
But there is no pressure or incentives to clean out the filth that erodes its reliability.
Enter the Heartbleed bug, which has made a large swath of the internet vulnerable in a big way, by eroding the reliability of a widely-used encryption standard called OpenSSL.
Designers of payment formulas typically pay close attention to the incentives they intend to create, but may not consider the ways in which the formula can erode the reliability of an otherwise valid measure.
When one study examines treatment differences across multiple risk factors (multiple comparisons), the likelihood that a study with a reported subgroup effect has at least one false positive result increases, thereby eroding the reliability of all positive findings.
Xerox managers realized that the faster they downsized the product line, developed new channels, and improved reliability, the faster they would erode the company's traditional profit base.
But perhaps their worst effect is to further erode respect for the federal government's reliability.
Based on this, the authors concluded that the reliability of ecosystem services will erode with the sequential extinction of individual populations, long before the entire species is extinct (Schindler et al. 2010).
"It took decades for Toyota to build up this reputation for quality and reliability, and this news is going to erode a lot of that reputation," Mr. Fisher said.
Air Force leaders also worry that Russia, China and North Korea are investing in new nuclear missile systems that would erode the military edge that the Minuteman has provided with its reliability and accuracy.
Prices are up 26percentt so far this year as demand in the United States and China eroded inventories, and as violence in Iraq and Saudi Arabia and strikes in Nigeria and Norway raised concern about the reliability of oil supplies.
