Sentence examples for increases in reliability from inspiring English sources

The principle is based on the assumption that it is possible to compare marginal improvements in safety with the marginal costs of the increases in reliability.

These improvements permitted tremendous increases in reliability, rate of fire, range, and accuracy as exemplified by the French Chassepot rifle of 1866, which was sighted to 800 metres and was thus theoretically capable of hitting a target at six times the range of the old flintlock musket.

Therefore, increases in reliability are probably partly due to the modeling of covariances among traits in the analysis.

Increases in reliability ranged from 0.14 to 0.24 over aPA reliabilities and from 0.01 to 0.07 over reliabilities from non-linear methods (Table  2).

Combining genomic and pedigree information in a single-step produced the largest increases in reliability over parent averages: 0.20, 0.24, 0.21, 0.14, 0.20 and 0.21 for total milking time, ascending time, time of plateau, descending time, average milk flow and maximum milk flow, respectively.

In general, the observed increases in reliabilities from combining RP were in line with the expected values (Table 7).

The magnitude of the expected increases in reliabilities from combining RP varied between the four partners and the four traits.

Meta-analyses allow increase in reliability of transcriptomic data, reducing environmental variability due to a low number of biological replicates and repeated experiments.

"There would be a smaller number of parties involved, so it would most definitely be an increase in reliability," said Ron McNamara, vice president of regional affairs at the system operator.

MATLAB simulation results show that increasing the length of spreading codes affects to an increase in reliability.

Although the reliability of the outcome measures improved as the number of items increased, this increase in reliability was not associated with an increase in assay sensitivity.