The New York consultant WiredScore, for instance, certifies the reliability of a building's internet connectivity.
A recent prospective study reported an incidence of 17% of instances where the reliability of PPV and SVV could be used without limitation [42].
Whether or not the impact factor actually measures scholarity, its direct and instrumental pursuit has nothing to do, for instance, with improving the reliability of the study or the originality of one's ideas, which can be seen as inner goods.
In this instance, it would appear that the reliability of reporting participation in social activities is low, especially Mon-Fri.
For instance, the Jesuit astronomers who doubted the reliability of Galileo's telescopic observations were not being completely irrational: the telescope was a new invention, little was yet understood about how it worked and how reliable it was for observing distant objects (the theory of optics had not yet been much developed).
RNAfold and RNAalifold, for instance, optionally provide further information about the reliability of folding results.
This AD technique maps external predictions with regard to distance to the model space while taking into account the reliability of nearby training instances, thus accounting for the variable nature of different data localities both in terms of multi-dimensional localization (as multiple dimensions are input into the distance calculation) and predictive reliability.
The Committee foresees that in some instances live testimony will be needed to determine the reliability of proffered information.
Testimony about the reliability of eyewitness identification can, for instance, serve a valuable role in cases in which prosecutors seek to rely on such evidence.
