Sentence examples for maximise the reliability from inspiring English sources
An algorithm is presented to optimise the intervals of inspections in order to maximise the reliability of the component, and the properties of the algorithm are shown.
In this type of problem both the number of redundancy components and the corresponding component reliability in each subsystem are to be decided simultaneously so as to maximise the reliability of system.
Finally, repeating the range of empirical investigations for a second year enables researchers to validate the effectiveness of the methods used in the initial year and thereby maximise the reliability and generalisability of the research outcomes.
Items with ambiguous meanings can be eliminated to maximise the reliability and validity of the questionnaire.
The authors did attempt to maximise the reliability of these measurements by specifying anatomic landmarks and joint positions at which the measurements should be made which have been postulated to be causes of these poor results in previous studies [ 42].
However, the modest increase in the cost per QALY when differences are reduced by up to 50% and the sound methodology used to derived the utility values [ 32] serves to minimise the uncertainty surrounding the utility values and thus maximise the reliability of the base case model results.
This approach maximises the reliability of the description.
Primarily, we aim at minimising the PER, thus maximising the reliability of the system.
An additional major advantage of concomitant variable LCA models is that this integration of individual items into a classification is standardised, maximising the reliability and expectedly minimising the misclassification.
To maximise the validity and reliability, those that completed in less than the minimum time the survey was expected to take were considered unreliable and their responses were omitted.
To maximise the rate of reliability we suggest using a VAS-like scale ranging from 0 to 100 and then multiplying by 2 or a VAS scale from 0 to 200 to compare the NEDOCS with the subjective variables.
