In un-weighted cross-disability NASA-TLX, all scores lose reliability in terms of alpha (Table 10).
In the traditional store and forward protocols, when a packet is lost, reliability is achieved by requesting the retransmission of that packet.
Many agree that the standard practice of radiocarbon dating is limited at best; it applies only to charcoal works and loses reliability after about 35,000 years.
In order not to lose reliability, we suggest to consider all single point mutation combinations, and decide which one is the most likely to occur without getting trapped in a local minimum by using a time-dependent approach.
The diversity of professions and work settings, combined with the fact that these procedures were carried out in two countries, resulted in an unavoidable heterogeneity that translated into some lost reliability.
Multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) technology has taken a lot of attention in the last decade since it can improve link reliability without sacrificing bandwidth efficiency or, contrariwise, it can improve the bandwidth efficiency without losing link reliability [1].
"G.M.'s making really nice cars," he said, "but they're losing in reliability".
ROCK IN THE BULLPEN Amid all the issues that plague Terry Collins daily — writing resourceful lineups, coaxing production from his offense, juggling his bullpen, losing — the reliability of his closer, Bobby Parnell, has been a welcome salve.
Without losing much reliability, we could have saved $50 per candidate by employing twelve single rater stations.
Classical monitoring factors of prostate cancer, such as PSA levels, stadiation, and Gleason score, are losing their reliability in the attempt to discriminate among multiple stages of the disease.
