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As these discrimination parameters are used for computing test information (Lord 1980), and therefore reliability, we can conclude that Neuroticism is more reliably assessed than Extraversion.> -wrap-foot>> -wraBetween aBetween cohort variance aBetween cohort variance MZ twin correlations for the estimated Neuroticism and Extraversion scores ranged between 0.39 and 0.54 (Table  1).

This ambitious, angry novel's capitalist is more reliably loathsome than its jihadist.

In the United States, where history is more recent, the past is more reliably evoked through portraits and photography.

Moby's audience is clustered in Kabul and a few other major cities, where electricity is more reliably available.

Others elsewhere are said to have been shot for refusing to fire upon the protesters.But the security service is more reliably loyal.

As a general rule of thumb, squash tends to be naturally sweeter than pumpkin, but the big difference is textural: while pumpkins can be over-fibrous, butternut, for example, is more reliably firm, so keeps its shape once cooked.

Only heart disease, cancer and stroke are more reliably lethal.

(Loin chops are more reliably tender, which is one reason they are also twice as expensive).

Babies are more reliably engaged by a sketch of a face than they are by other images.

Few genres on television are more reliably disappointing than cable news and the late-night talk show.

America, equally, used to depend on a Germany that was more reliably Atlanticist than any other Nato ally except Britain.