Sentence examples for has improved reliability from inspiring English sources

We demonstrate that the proposed code has improved reliability performance at high SNR with a reduced security gap.

For example, serum albumin screening has been shown to be effective in identifying patients requiring nutritional intervention for protein undernutrition (Robinson et al 2003), and has improved reliability over self-reporting.

New locomotives to guide ships through the narrow locks and better lights have improved reliability, according to Alberto Alemán, the authority's head.

Instead, it said that every participant in the system — doctors, hospitals, big integrated health care systems, insurance companies and government agencies — had to expand ways to provide usable information when doctors and patients decide on treatments, engage patients in clinical decisions, and adopt technology-assisted practices that have improved reliability and cut costs in other industries.

The post-processing results in ensemble forecasts which have improved reliability, and which are better predictors of the expected error in the forecast.

Smart Radial Distribution Systems (SRDS) of the future will have improved reliability, performance and flexibility in operation by using algorithms such as optimal reconfiguration in real-time in their distribution management systems.

While a supervising committee reviewed the findings, a second independent coding could have improved reliability.

The resulting tool was shown to have improved reliability and utility in comparison with the US version [ 9].

This revised version was found to have improved reliability [ 10- 12] and was introduced in the U.S. in 1996.

Adding more time for familiarization with the treadmill might have improved reliability, but it would also increase the subjects' total walking time and could lead to fatigue especially for the case subjects.

Audio Computer-Assisted Self Interviewing (ACASI) has improved the reliability and accuracy of self-reported HIV health and risk behavior data, yet few studies account for how participants experience the data collection process.