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This makes ICS more reliable due to reduction in its probability of failure owing to omission of a redundant input parameter.

Such feature can be confirmed in the in-plane conductivity of N115 (Fig. 1b) in which the magnitude of the proton conductivity is more reliable due to the low electrolyte electrode interface resistance compared to the electrolyte resistance [9].

However, as components or products become more reliable due to technological advances, it becomes more difficult to obtain significant amount of failure data within reasonable amount of time using single stress only.

* Tumors were not analyzed because the mice were found already dead and the fluorescent signal was no more reliable due to autofluorescence.

Those samples were more reliable due to two main reasons: First is that glucose metabolism mediates changes in biochemistry levels: insulinotropic second messengers, including cyclic nucleotides, inositol phosphates, diacylglycerol and Ca2+ [ 30].

As far as aromatic compounds are concerned, it seems that the results of EA-GC-MS were more reliable due to the reactivity diversity issue occurring in EC-GC-MS.

The study team expected well-staffed facilities to have more reliable data due to better capacity and to reliably reflect the typical workload for each facility type.

ANNs provided more reliable results due to the complexity of the models to be fitted.

The approach requires a greater density of data points at some locations for all variables to provide more reliable results due to scale dependence of the range.

Although a meta-analysis of RCTs can provide a more reliable result, due to the lack of studies, only 5 RCTs included in this meta-analysis prevented us from reaching a more authentic outcome.

The authors argue that pH may provide a more reliable marker due to the large variations inherent in central venous pressure and the influence of inorganic acids on metabolic acidosis, rendering lactate a less suitable parameter during the early resuscitation period.