Sentence examples for matters of reliability from inspiring English sources

In addition, matters of reliability and maintainability are also presented.

Perhaps that is because justification is a matter of being epistemically responsible to the evidence (empirical or a priori), not a matter of reliability, though just what epistemic responsibility amounts to is a difficult question.

A previous study of a French version of the PEI found a decline in mean PEI scores over two weeks and hypothesised that the observed difference was related to an actual change in patient enablement rather than a matter of reliability of the instrument [ 3].

"There clearly is an issue of reliability".

But that also raises an issue of reliability, said Mr. Burnell.

"It has never been a matter of sacrificing reliability for speed".

Mr. Smith's counsel — to let your emotions have the upper hand and emphasize image over practical matters like reliability and ease of service — may sound off-the-cuff but it is the voice of experience.

It is not only the content of messages that matters, but reliability too.

This entertaining and thought provoking contribution questions common assumptions ("a hallmark of written science and technology is that every statement is capable of being tested and capable of being shown to be wrong, and that methods yield repeatable results") and warns that it is not only the content of messages that matters, but reliability too.

However, some shortcomings such as lack of reliability data are always a matter of concern in FTA application.

For electricity, that is simply a matter of price and reliability.